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Montreal’s Chinese Community Faces Discrimination After Tension With Canadian Police
Members of Montreal’s Chinese community denounced allegations made by the RCMP surrounding links to the Chinese government. They say the allegations are brimming with sinophobia and racism.
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What a Way to Make a Livin! Graduate Students Are Barely Gettin’ By
Dozen gathered for the annual May Day protest, this year starting in Verdun. Among them many students demanding proper pay for TA’s and RA’s as administrator salaries grow.
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Muslim Guineans Host Community Iftar for Undocumented Immigrants
To celebrate the end of Ramadan together, Guineans United for Status Committee hosted a community Iftar. The group is calling for status for all residents to ensure all rights are accessible.
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Montreal Protests in Solidarity with Palestinian Worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Montreal’s Palestinian community took to the streets following attacks by Israeli forces on the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan.
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Montreal’s Ukrainian Community, One Year Into the War
Over the past year, as Montreal’s Ukrainian community has mobilized to help their loved ones back home, many Concordia students have been dealing with survivor’s guilt.
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Sexual Violence at Concordia: An Ongoing Fight for Justice
Concordia’s culture of sexual violence spans decades. Systemic failures make survivors’ voices go unheard, according to student advocates on campus.
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How AI Can Predict the Recurrence of Lung Cancer
Quebec lung cancer researchers are turning to artificial intelligence to predict if the disease will reoccur in patients.
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“We Want Them All”: Syria’s Detained and Forcibly Disappeared
Twelve years since the start of the Syrian Civil War, Syrian Montrealers reflect on the Assad government’s history of detaining and abducting dissidents.
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Police Go All Out on International Day Against Police Brutality March
The SPVM—the largest urban police force per capita in Canada—maintained its annual tradition of rolling out their full might to shut down protesters on the International Day Against Police Brutality.
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Black Students Repeatedly Harassed at Grey Nuns
Black student residents in the Grey Nuns building say they have been repeatedly targeted by campus security. After an internal investigation, Concordia denies race played a factor.