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Confusion at Concordia Voting Stations
Some Concordia faculty, staff and students were turned away while trying to vote on campus Friday.
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Riot Cops Cut Off Grande Masquerade
There was a tense standoff between Montreal police and about 50 protesters on Wednesday, as officers in full riot gear attempted to block the group’s route on a Ste. Catherine St. sidewalk.
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Recap: NDG–Westmount Federal Candidates Debate at Loyola
Concordia students, faculty and local residents gathered in the CJ building on Monday to hear four federal candidates discuss their parties’ platforms on affordable housing, feminism and youth employment.
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International Activist Layel Camargo Speaks at Concordia
The Centre for Gender Advocacy invited Camargo, an international activist and educator, to the Hall Building of Concordia University last Thursday to speak about building transformative justice approaches towards sexual assault.
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Reggie’s to Open in Five Weeks
The highly anticipated reopening of the student bar Reggie’s is expected to happen in five weeks, according to CSU President Terry Wilkings.
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Tribunals Not Deterring Future Strikes
Liberal Arts students called for a special strike general assembly this week and other associations should follow, which should lead to discussions on how the formal charges from last semester will impact future striking processes.
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Fighting For What?
What can and cannot be said in Quebec has been far from a straightforward debate these past few weeks, and it’s partly because of the controversial, now tabled, “hate speech” legislation of Bill 59.
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Ten Years and Still No Justice
More than 500 people attended the 10th annual March and Vigil for Missing and Murdered Native Women that started at Cabot Square on Sunday afternoon.
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MyConcordia SIS Criticized at Senate
One month into the fall semester and Concordia is still tweaking the new Student Information System as students continue to face challenges during registration.
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Elections Canada is Coming For You
Canadian elections are coming up (if you haven’t noticed), and Elections Canada, the body responsible for running them, is bringing voting booths to campuses, community centres and Friendship Centres as part of a pilot project.