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Ottawa monument dedicated to LGBT Purge survivors now open
The Government of Canada opens monument in accordance with a 2018 class action lawsuit settlement
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Queer Concordia considers lawsuit against CSU
The group alleges systemic discrimination in funding, accessibility and exposure
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NewsSeven Montreal police officers fired due to alleged racist and discriminatory acts
SPVM Chief Fady Dagher confirmed at a press conference on Nov. 2 that seven Montreal police officers were let go due to alleged ‘racist and discriminatory’ acts. Some relate to past events reported on Stations 39 and 21.
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NewsWhere is my tuition going?
Embedded in Concordia’s tuition are dozens of small charges most students never read closely, funding a range of services many don’t know exist. Here’s how much students pay, and where the money goes.
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NewsConcordia University introduces new campus safety texting service
A new service introduced by Concordia University allows students to reach Campus Safety and Prevention Services by text message.
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NewsSHIFT’s fellowship program brings social change
The SHIFT research and advocacy program aims to do academic research differently as fellows work directly with community organizations to drive social change in Montreal.
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NewsDecline in Canadian acceptance of gender diversity
Fewer participants in 2025 than in 2018 agreed that individuals should be able to express their identity however they want
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NewsConcordia Health Services partners with ACCM to bring HIV tests to pop-up clinic
This semester, Concordia University has partnered with AIDS Community Care Montreal to offer free rapid HIV tests to students on both campuses through their mobile clinic
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NewsConcordia’s new training on digital sexual abuse
The technology-facilitated sexual violence module is one of Concordia University’s new optional sexual violence prevention training modules. In a fast-changing digital landscape, the module faces several challenges
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NewsCSU fails to reach quorum at special council meeting
The Concordia Student Union conducted no business at its special council meeting on Oct. 6, failing to reach quorum.
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NewsTabling in defiance of mezzanine ban
Concordia University student clubs and associations tabled at the mezzanine in the Henry F. Hall Building on Oct. 1 to protest the university’s decision to ban bookings.
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NewsMarch for Palestine garners widespread support
The ongoing genocide in Palestine has united Montreal to voice its resistance and fight for justice. On Oct. 10, a solidarity march took place at the Ring in downtown Montreal.
