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ASFA Elections Begins Today
Elections for representatives of undergraduate Arts and Science students begin today, and many candidates are vying for seven executive spots, as well as five open councillor positions.
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From Syria to Turkey to Montreal
Mouhammad Sarhan laughs as the Skype connection finally establishes into a laggy state. It’s 2 p.m. in Reyhanli, Turkey and the 19-year-old is preparing for his English lesson that begins in an hour.
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CSU Seizing Chance to Make Big Announcements
The Concordia Student Union is trying to have a good ass intro to the school year.
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Defense of Palestine Protest Marches Through Montreal
Shouts of “Down with Israel” resonated throughout downtown Montreal on Sunday, as an impassioned and diverse group of around 200 demonstrators advanced towards the Israeli consulate clutching large Palestinian flags.
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NDP Leader Rallies Montreal on Eve of 2015 Elections
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair fired up the party faithful at the Olympia theatre in downtown Montreal on Sunday evening.
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Student-Protester Mediations Begin Without University Rep
The university is not taking part in proceedings and hired an outside mediator to oversee them to ensure impartiality, according to a statement from Concordia spokesperson Chris Mota.
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Montreal Activists Welcome Refugees, Denounce Ongoing Deportations
Four groups of activists for migrant justice joined forces for a unity march to call for an end to the deportation of migrants and to welcome refugees.
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Mordecai Richler and the Decaying Gazebo on Mount Royal
Four years and half a million dollars later, the Mordecai Richler Pavilion on the foot of Mount Royal still hasn’t seen the light of day.
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Montreal Takes a Dump
After some precursor roadblocks, the City of Montreal plans to follow through with an eight-billion-litre dump of raw sewage into the St. Lawrence River.