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Owner of Dollar Cinema Makes Surprise Run for Mayor
After 13 years of selling movie tickets and bags of popcorn, the owner of the Decarie Square theatre is stepping out of his routine to do something out of the ordinary: running for mayor of Montreal.
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Hundreds Brave the Rain for 12th Annual Vigil for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
*The night was punctuated by a torrential downpour and the drums of The Buffalo Hat Singers.
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Hive Café Employee Wages Increased
Last year, Hive Café had to make cuts to wages in order to keep the business running. But with it’s recent surplus of $79,940, money is now being put to raise the wages of its employees.
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Concordia’s New Science Centre to Break Ground in 2018 Despite Complaints
*Concordia University is set to break ground for the $52.75 million expansion of the Richard J. Renaud Science complex at the Loyola campus this spring. The new building is expected to house four stories of interdisciplinary research space.
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“We Are All Human Beings:” Protest Held Against Deportation of Guinean Refugees
*A protest against the deportation of Guinean refugees took place at the Mont-Royal metro station on Sunday. This is the second rally for the cause held in the last four months.
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CSU Board of Governors Representative to be Student Life Coordinator
The Concordia Student Union’s Board of Governors representative has traditionally been the general coordinator, or what was formerly known as the president. This year, student life coordinator Leyla Sutherland finds herself representing the students on Concordia’s highest decision making body.
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Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality Major Comes to Concordia
A new interdisciplinary studies in sexuality major was conditionally approved by the Quebec government, announced principal of the Simone De Beauvoir Institute, Kimberley Manning, at the university’s first Queer Homecoming earlier this month.
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Montreal’s Promise of a Sanctuary City Falls Short
Montreal declared itself a sanctuary city in February. As the declaration made headlines around the island, newcomers and other undocumented people were given the hope that they would now be able to live with less fear of deportation.
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Counter-Protest at Lacolle Border Ends in Standoff
Anti-racist and pro-immigration protesters gathered at the St. Bernard de Lacolle border this afternoon to oppose Storm Alliance, a group who came to stand against Trudeau and Couillard’s Liberal governments.
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Concordia Truth and Democracy Lecture Series Kicks Off
*In an age where a man holding the most powerful position calls most news fake and conspiracy theories are rising, who can we trust?