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Montreal adopts bylaw to ban insults against police, inciting criticism
Insults, harassment, threats, abuse, intimidation and aggressive or offensive conduct are all punish
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Concordia Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers roars to life after years of inactivity
The group welcomes all students and now numbers in the hundreds
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NewsAnti-abortion group in Quebec City meets resistance from feminist organizations
Anti-abortion group Campagne Québec-Vie met resistance when praying in Quebec City from feminist and leftist groups. The Quebec government did not interfere, despite a secularism law banning public prayer.
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NewsPro-Palestine student groups rally on Oct. 7 in the face of counter-protesters
On the third anniversary of Oct. 7, student activists are continuing to press their university administrations to cut ties with Israel.
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NewsConcordia’s Solidarity Brunch goes monthly
The Concordia Food Coalition’s monthly solidarity brunch now runs monthly, giving students more opportunities to get a free meal on campus. The coalition is also reviewing its activities to refocus on systemic change in Concordia’s food system.
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NewsUS-Canada tensions and their effects on Academia
From U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to Canadian sovereignty and Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, professors and international students are grappling with the aftermath of this political turmoil.
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NewsConcordia’s Student Refugee Program gives displaced students a new beginning
The World University Service of Canada’s local committee at Concordia University is rebuilding its Student Refugee Program and giving six students a new beginning.
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NewsParti Québécois projected to form new minority government of Quebec
The Parti Québécois is projected to form a new minority government of Quebec. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is projected to be the new premier of Quebec.
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NewsProposed social media ban draws mixed reaction
Montrealers have mixed views on Canada’s proposed social media restrictions for children under 16, with some supporting greater protections for young people and others questioning whether a ban would work in practice.
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NewsPolitical occupation of vacant Montreal apartment building ended by police eviction
Housing advocates and activists occupied a vacant Montreal apartment building to protest 100,000 vacant homes across Quebec and call for provincial politicians to address the housing crisis. After nearly three days, the occupants were removed from the building by police.
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NewsStudents rallied under the slogan “Elections are a trap for fools”
The protest was organized by a union organization of CEGEP and university student associations in Quebec, two days ahead of the Quebec election.
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NewsEvery Child Matters march highlights National Day of Truth and Reconciliation
On Sept. 30, hundreds of people participated in the Every Child Matters march. The march honours Residential School survivors and calls on the federal and provincial governments to honour their promises to Indigenous people.
