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NewsCSU and Former Executive Reach Legal Settlement
The Concordia Student Union and former Finance Coordinator, Adrian Longinotti, have agreed to settle a civil suit outside of the courthouse. The CSU will be paying Longinotti $8,500 according to a source who chose to remain anonymous.
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NewsAlbert Woodfox Discusses Prison Activism After 43 Years in Solitary
Albert Woodfox’s life has not been easy. The face of America’s fractured justice system, Woodfox served almost 44 years in Louisiana State Penitentiary, commonly know as Angola, for the alleged fatal stabbing of a prison guard in 1972—a charge he has always denied.
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NewsAnimal Rights Activists Still Standing Against Rodeo
Many animal rights activists want Denis Coderre out.
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NewsMontreal Police Take to Streets in Protest
Police protesting, that’s not something you see too often.
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NewsHochelaga Pushes Back to Those Pushing In
Gentrification is happening fast in the working-class neighborhoods of Montreal and tensions are running high. In reaction, the population in Hochelaga has begun to mobilize around the issue.
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NewsConcordia to Shelter Flood Victims
Amid the flooding in Montreal’s Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough, Concordia University has offered “emergency accommodations” to faculty, staff, students and graduates and their immediate families who are affected by the floods.
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NewsAnti-Capitalist Protesters Endure the Rain in Downtown Montreal
The pouring rain didn’t deter protesters this May Day. Around 600 marched through downtown Montreal in the name of anti-capitalism—starting at Phillips Square on Ste. Catherine’s St. W. and later going on to boulevard René-Lévesque W., Sherbrooke St. W., Ontario St. and St. Denis St.
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NewsConcordia Student Stuck in Palestine Unable to Give Birth in Canada
Bissan has been in Gaza since last June, when she had gone to visit her aging grandparents and get married, an open letter from Amnesty International Canada explained. She began trying to return to Canada in December, but has been unable to due to the slow processing of an exit visa from the Israeli government.
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NewsAVEQ Moving Up in Size
The Association for the Voice of Education in Quebec had their elections last Friday, and after a year of only having two to three executives at a time, they now have a full slate of six. Those elected will start working in May.
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