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  Concordia to Host South Asian Film Festival This Weekend

  Jonathan Caragay-Cook – Published November 2, 2016

  The festival is entering its sixth edition this year. Seventeen films from the Asian subcontinent will be screened. Features this weekend come from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Maldives.

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  Artist Leaves Original Works in Montreal Bus Stops

  Kelsey Litwin – Published November 1, 2016

  Like leaving items on the curb before moving day, hoping that somebody will provide your old bookcase with a loving home, Virani has been leaving his old works in bus shelters across Montreal with the goal of bringing his art to the public. It’s about making art accessible, said Virani.

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  HTMlles Kicks off 12th Edition this Week

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published November 1, 2016

  The brainchild of Studio XX—a feminist art centre in Montreal—HTMlles was created only one year after the centre’s opening in 1996. Now it runs bi-annually, making this year’s edition its 12th run.

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  Concordia Grads of Po Lazarus Talk Navigating the Montreal Music Community

  Michael Eidelson – Published October 25, 2016

  The group released their debut record Ways to End the Night towards the end of September.

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  Concordia Film Student Triumphs At FNC

  Ninon Scotto Di Uccio – Published October 25, 2016

  For directing without artifice, respect of their subjects, and an original way of filming cars—the award for the Best Student Short Film across Canada goes to Les Beiges.

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  Halloween in Montreal: The Best Upcoming Parties

  Ocean DeRouchie – Published October 25, 2016

  Here’s your unofficial guide to Montreal’s most engaging and not-to-be-forgotten shindigs.

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  Poems of the Week

  Snoopy & Jazmin MehrmannRA Mac, Michael Dutton – Published October 25, 2016

  Poems, from beautiful minds to yours.

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  Avenues Within Akousma XIII

  Taliesin Herb – Published October 21, 2016

  If you feel like testing the limits of your ability to discriminate between mind and matter, the Akousma festival is running this week for its 13th edition.

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  Bad Nudes Launches Online Magazine

  Erdene Batzorig – Published October 18, 2016

  The online literary magazine Bad Nudes launched amidst midterms and a full moon.

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  Yukonstyle Puts Spotlight on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

  Joshua De Costa – Published October 18, 2016

  A globally renowned play is making its first English appearance in Montreal, highlighting the persisting trauma of residential schools on Indigenous communities through the use of stereotypes.