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Unwrapping Burritoville
Behind all the construction on Bishop St. is a restaurant failing to live up to its name, as no burritos have been made since its closure in late May.
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Protesters Occupy Montreal Office to Oppose Building of a Cement Factory in Quebec
The factory, if completed, will emit between 1.8 and 2.2 million tonnes of Co2 per year, according to Canada’s environmental ministry. This would increase Quebec’s industrial greenhouse gas emissions by ten per cent.
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Protesters Shut Down Jewish Defense League at World Social Forum
Members of the Jewish Defense League had driven to Montreal from Toronto with the intention of disrupting Palestine solidarity events at the ongoing World Social Forum.
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World Social Forum Takes to the Streets of Montreal
An estimated 10,000 people took to the streets of downtown Montreal on Tuesday afternoon to commemorate the opening of the World Social Forum.
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Black Lives Matter Gathers in Montreal to ‘Reflect,’ Bring People Together
After recent high profile reports of police killing black men and women in the United States, three women organized a gathering at Cabot Square to honour the lives of the lost and express their rejection of police brutality and racism.
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Quebec Superior Court Strikes a Blow Against P-6
In her ruling, Justice Chantal Masse modified article 2.1 of the bylaw, which requires that an itinerary be provided to police by organizers of a demonstration.
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Pink Bloc Activist Disrupts Vigil for Victims of Orlando Massacre
The man’s outburst was met with audible gasps and groans from the assembled crowd of roughly 3,000 people, who began calling for renewed calm in response.
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Concordia University President Alan Shepard to Serve Second Term
“I was very pleased to be reappointed at Concordia,” Shepard said in an interview last Wednesday.
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No Money, No Problem
The Concordia Student Union announced it will forgive the $1.4 million debt that their for-profit subsidiary, CUSAcorp owed.
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ASFA Grad Ball Cancelled
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations’ first attempt at hosting an official grad ball will not come to fruition this year.