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What Happened Here?
Up until the construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1959, the riverbeds of the Lachine Canal were home to a predominantly poorer section of Montreal’s population. The factories that lined the canal were a steady source of employment for the 30,000 residents of the area until the 1950’s. Then the factories closed up shop because ships no longer passed through the canal.
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CSU Election Councillor Candidate Breakdown
Polling for the Concordia Student Union general election begins on Tuesday, March 29 and ends on Thursday, March 31.
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Ubisoft Hosts Budding Developers for Competition
Students from Montreal universities got together to showcase their video games to professional developers at Ubisoft Montreal.
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CATs March Against School Administration
Following the tribunal decision which gave students letters of reprimand for striking in spring 2015, protesters delivered their own letter to Concordia University President Alan Shepard earlier this afternoon.
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A Broken Homestay
A Concordia international student will be filing a violation this week to Quebec’s Human Rights Commission for discrimination based on ethnic origin and language.
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Why Can’t I Speak My Mother Tongue?
African languages make up about one third of the world’s spoken languages, but those languages rarely travel outside of the continent and its islands.
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Montreal Activist Arrested Following Anti-Right Wing Demonstration
He was fined $440 for being in violation of a by-law concerning noise and $148 for refusing to cooperate with the police.
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Softly Sound
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response is a phenomenon that people have been experiencing for years. The tingly sensations, and the feeling of being relaxed are all features associated with ASMR.
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CASA Holds Elections for Empty Positions
Lisa Nguyen is CASA’s Independent Director, and Rudy Grow is the VP External. Lisa Nguyen previously ran for VP Academic and Student Affairs but lost.
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Keylogger Devices Found in Downtown and Loyola Concordia Libraries
Devices called keyloggers were found on standing express workstations in both the Webster and Vanier libraries. Keyloggers are devices that capture keystrokes in order to steal passwords, bank codes, and other information.