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Montreal Marches to Welcome Refugees
In an attempt to raise greater awareness and to urge the Canadian government to take immediate action regarding its refugee and migration policy, Solidarity Across Borders organized a gathering in Montreal on Saturday afternoon.
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VP Finance Resigns During ASFA Council Session
The VP Finance of the Arts and Science Federation of Associations at Concordia University resigned at a special council meeting on Wednesday night following allegations that the finance committee he chaired operated “unprofessionally.”
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Local Activist Wins Civil Suit Versus SPVM
A Quebec superior court judge has ordered two SPVM officers to pay $15,000 to well-known Montreal activist Jaggi Singh, following a nearly seven-year-long civil suit.
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In Search Of Consequences
A Concordia student, who filed a complaint in March against her ex-boyfriend for allegedly assaulting her, could likely wait years before her case is heard by the university’s disciplinary body.
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From Student To Federal Politics
With five years of experience in student politics, Melissa Kate Wheeler, 25, is ready to make the leap to federal politics, running for the Green Party of Canada in the riding of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Westmount.
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Call Him Doctor Now
It’s probable that Kenneth Deer’s phone rings often. “People ask for advice all the time,” he quips. One phone call last November, however, was not one he thought he would ever receive.
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#YouStink Hits Montreal
Several hundred people gathered at Place Vauquelin in Old Montreal on Sunday, in solidarity with Lebanon’s ongoing “#YouStink” movement.
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Concordia Reviews Sexual Assault Policies to Strengthen Support for Survivors
Concordia University recommended new policies and procedures specifically for cases of sexual assault, including implementing use of the term “sexual violence” and voluntary training programs for certain groups like first-year residents, in a report released earlier today.
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Refurbished Cabot Square Empowers Montreal Aboriginal Community
After renovations lasting over a year, Cabot Square, featuring a new Aboriginal-run cafe, reopened in the Shaughnessy Village area of downtown Montreal last month.
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Pay Scale Negotiations Between Concordia and Student Teachers and Researchers Union on Hold
UPDATED: Talks between Concordia and its Teaching and Research Assistants (TRAC) have been adjourned until September after the university initially proposed a new pay scale with cuts of up to 43 per cent to the union in May.