In This Issue
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NewsA win for data centres
As Quebec communities voice their concerns about data centres, a superior court has denied a proposal that would increase their energy rates.
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NewsA year with Soraya Martinez Ferrada
Soraya Martinez Ferrada of Ensemble Montréal won the 2025 municipal election after eight years of Projet Montréal in office. After a year in office, Montrealers share how they feel.
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NewsConcordia’s deficit detrimental to student experience
From the reduced shuttle bus hours to frequent escalator breakdowns in the Hall building, students are frustrated by Concordia’s ongoing budget cuts. Since the government’s tighter immigration laws and tuition hikes a few years ago, the university has cut expenses to balance its budget.
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NewsWhat does it mean for students if Canada joins the Erasmus+ exchange program?
In the U.S.-Canada trade war, it is tricky to define if there is a “winning” side. However, Canada is developing a unique relationship with Europe, one that could help Canada gain inclusion in the Erasmus+ exchange program.
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NewsAdvocates urge new Quebec government to end cooperation with Israel
Advocates are demanding the Parti Québécois government take measures to avoid complicity in genocide and apartheid and give equal healthcare coverage to residents from Gaza.
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OpinionsSweeping away the dead Republican leaves
After one of the most anticipated U.S. midterm elections, the Democrats won both the House and the Senate, with the result becoming a beacon of hope for all, as political sentiment in Canada and Quebec continues to sour.
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NewsConcordia’s radical history of student activism
From the 1968 computer lab occupation to the 2002 anti-Netanyahu riots to recent strikes in solidarity with Palestine, Concordia University’s radical roots stretch back over half a century.
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OpinionsVideo killed the fanfic star
As AI-generated content floods our feeds, we’re losing more than our attention spans. We’re losing readers and writers.
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Fringe ArtsAlmost you, connecting beyond algorithms
Technologist Christina Phensy wants to help people connect through technology without the use of social media.
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Fringe ArtsYour guide to Montreal’s classical music scene
Liszt, a student-run website, provides information about classical music events in Montreal. The two founders want to share their love for the genre and demystify stereotypes.
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Fringe ArtsArchives gaies du Québec preserve 2SLGBTQI+ history
AGQ vice-president Iain Blair described the happiness he has found in preserving 2SLGBTQI+ history through participating in such a long-lasting community organization.
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OpinionsUncensored: One bed, two standards
From body counts and hookup culture to the way we talk about virginity, men and women are still held to vastly different standards when it comes to sex. If we’re going to celebrate sexual freedom, why is it still a privilege afforded more easily to men?
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OpinionsClimate action starts with knowing who lives here
A single afternoon at Loyola documented 161 species, showing why climate action has to start with ordinary people paying attention to what lives next door.
