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NewsQuebec Police Oust Counter-Demonstrators at National Assembly
QUEBEC – Far-right groups La Meute and Storm Alliance protested in front of the National Assembly this afternoon after Quebec City Police dispersed anti-racist and anti-fascist counter-demonstrators.
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NewsConcordia Centralizes Student Resources to GM Building
Concordia University is still in the midst of putting the final touches on the Wellness Centre’s new Guy-De Maisonneuve building location.
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NewsASFA Elects New President
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations has elected their new president, Jonathan Roy.
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NewsLa Meute and Storm Alliance Rally to Take Place Nov. 25
La Meute hopes to pool together $3,000 for equipment for their security team, and began asking supporters for donations through their public Facebook page at the end of October.
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NewsConcordia University, Security Firm to Head to Quebec Human Rights Tribunal
Concordia University and the Montreal division of the Quebec security firm Commissionnaires will be heading to the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal sometime in 2018 for an allegation of racial and social profiling.
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NewsReggie’s Set to Recover After 6-Figure Loss
Optimism was high as Reggie’s entered its first year as a solidarity cooperative. The campus bar had seen some success last year, and was set to have another great year. So a net loss of $131,006 at the end of their 2016-2017 fiscal year left its staff surprised.
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NewsConcordia Englympics Come to a Close
The Concordia Englympics wrapped up its final day of competitions on Saturday evening.
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NewsUPDATED: CSU Finance Coordinator Resigns
Soulaymane El Alaoui, the Concordia Student Union’s Finance Coordinator, announced his resignation Wednesday night.
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NewsConcordia Food Coalition Wants Fee-Levy Increase
The Concordia Food Coalition is hoping to double its fee-levy this semester, from 8 cents per credit to 16 cents per credit. Voting for the increase will happen on Nov. 28 to Nov. 30, as part of the Concordia Student Union’s by-elections.
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NewsDissecting Quebec’s Far-Right
Two far-right groups are coordinating a rally at the National Assembly on Nov. 25. La Meute is Quebec’s largest group at an estimated 3,000 members, and Storm Alliance is against “illegal immigration” — which, legally speaking, does not exist.

