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Cycling in a Winter Wonderland
On Sunday Nov. 15, the City of Montreal closed more than half of the city’s bike paths and removed many bike racks from the streets.
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Housing Abuse
HOJO says students need to protect themselves from shady landlords and illegal rental practices in Montreal.
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Reggie’s to Open by End of Month, Fall Reading Week a Possibility
And More Updates From Your Concordia Student Union
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Edward Snowden Addresses Queen’s University in Online Keynote
Edward Snowden’s face loomed large on the screen over a packed hall at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ont., as he said, “I live on the internet.”
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Montreal #TousUnis for #Paris
A gathering started at 3 p.m. Saturday in front of the French Consulate. McGill College Ave. was filled with people who came to show their support for the French nation after the attacks that took place in Paris on Friday Nov. 13.
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Montreal Shows Solidarity With Victims of Paris Attacks
The sound of more than a hundred people singing the French national anthem in unison broke the cold air in Montreal Friday night.
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First Nations Activist Speaks Out on Austerity and Exploitation of Indigenous Communities
It’s easy to think austerity is a fairly recent concept.
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McGill Hosts Panel on Institutionalized Racism and the Post-Colonial State
Is it too ‘kumbaya’ to muse that McGill University change its name to ‘The University for Advancement of World Peace?’
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Can Students Strike?
There’s a war on wording between former and current presidents within Concordia University.
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Mo’ Than Just Moustaches
This year for the first time since the Movember campaign launched 12 years ago, the foundation introduced a new way to raise awareness for men’s health—and this time, it includes women. *