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Montreal Women’s March Takes a Stand Against Trump
“Solidarity—Divided, we fall,” read a huge sign among the crowd. A day after President Donald Trump’s inauguration, thousands protested at Place des Arts to show solidarity for American women doing just the same south of the border.
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Senate Update: Guidelines for Course Cancellation
A faculty member brought up concerns about guidelines regarding the cancellation of classes during the question period at Concordia Senate on Friday afternoon. A course taught by a part-time professor was cancelled two weeks into the semester, according to Patrice Blais, the Vice-President of the Concordia University Part-time Faculty Association.
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Montreal Police Halt Protest Against Trump
Police in riot gear eventually dispersed the group of approximately 100 protesters, who also marched to oppose the far-right, capitalism, and the increase of neo-liberalism in North American politics.
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Loyola Campus Renos in Limbo
The SC building, where the Hive Café is located, is at electrical capacity, meaning that no additional outlets or appliances can be added, according to Concordia Student Union Loyola Coordinator Marcus Peters.
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More Study Spaces But Fewer Books to Study
The cost of the temporary off-site storage and retrieval system is based on usage, and has been estimated to be between $100,000 and $150,000, according to Guylaine Beaudry, Concordia’s head librarian.
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Montreal NewTech Highlights the City’s Startup Community
On Jan. 10, The Shopify Montreal office was full of young ambition. Words of optimistic conversation bouncing from wall to wall, filling the space with an air of enthusiasm for technological innovation.
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Your Voice Deserves to be Heard
*“I want you all to think of a time when you could not speak up.”
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ASFA Elects New VP Communications and Promotions and Independent Councillor
It’s hard to judge whether the Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations is off to a good start this semester, given that the majority of their last council meeting on Jan. 12 was held in closed session.
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CSU Winter Orientation Making a Comeback
For the first time since 2013, the Concordia Student Union will help ease students back in by organizing a winter orientation.
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Concordia Administration’s Pay, Broken Down
Concordia spent $5 million on the salaries of senior administrators in 2015-2016.