Letters
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LettersLetter: Support First Nations Children By Signing The I Am a Witness Campaign
First Nations children are six to eight times more likely to be apprehended by child welfare than non-Aboriginal children.
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LettersLetter: The REM Is Not the Answer to Montreal’s Public Transit Problems
We need to extend public transit to the West Island, but along populated corridors, not through ecologically-sensitive natural green lands.
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SPHR Endorses Team Connect
SPHR Concordia believe that Team Connect is going to bring about the promises they have made and will be able to achieve the goals they set and represent all students in the utmost manner.
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Campaigning Done Right
The Embrace ConU team was eloquent, resourceful, but most importantly, they seemed to understand the needs of the many students they represent.
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Team Unity Can Shake Up the Status-Quo at Concordia University
Their platform aims for equality, ensuring easier access for services and a CSU that aims to represent as much of the student body as possible.
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Team Connect: Committed and Experienced
This group is clearly committed to continuing the important community projects already underway, as well as creating new initiatives that can allow the CSU to further advocate for student rights.
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AIC Endorses Team Connect
We have decided to endorse Team Connect in its campaign for election this year.
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Alexander Milton for CSU Loyola Coordinator
Alex is the person that students can count on to fight for their rights with a never-say-die attitude.
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LettersLetter: Was a Stingers Rebrand Necessary?
There is a distinct lack of pride and sense of belonging and no real sense of what it means to be a Concordian.
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Letter: GSA Needs More Transparency
It’s been almost six months since the present Graduate Student Association team took office, and they should have overcome their learning curve by now.
