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NewsSyrian-Canadians March for Revolution in Montreal
Syrian-Canadians gathered on de Maisonneuve Blvd. W. to mark the five year anniversary of the Syrian revolution and show solidarity for those still stuck in the Syrian civil war.
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NewsCSU and ASFA Adopt Safe Space Policy For Reggie’s
Both the Concordia Student Union and the Arts and Science Federation of Associations have passed contentious motions to create a safe space policy at Concordia’s on-campus bar, Reggie’s.
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NewsRenovations Coming to the Downtown Concordia Bookstore
Renovations for the bookstore in Concordia’s library building downtown will be completed this fall, and changes include an online bookstore with a new click-and-collect system.
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NewsCancelled Fascist Meeting Draws Police, Protesters
“Alerta! Alerta! Anti-fascista!” chanted the crowd of protesters as they cornered a portly, balding, middle-aged man and his partner.
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NewsCSU Wants Concordia to Change Bylaw, May Take Legal Action
The Concordia Student Union is challenging a university bylaw that could prevent students reprimanded for striking from sitting on Concordia’s most important decision-making bodies.
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NewsMontreal Women-led Startups Changing the Tech World
Montreal women-led startups are changing the male-dominated tech world.
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NewsInternational Women’s Day Takes to Montreal Streets
To mark the annual International Women’s Day, approximately 200 people gathered at Cabot Square to hear speeches, dance and listen to music, march for equality and celebrate womanhood of all backgrounds.
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NewsConcordia Engineering and Computer Science Association Seeks to Renovate Lounge Space
Concordia’s Engineering and Computer Science Association—which represents 3,250 students—is looking to approve a budget proposal to renovate their B-Annex Lounge.
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NewsUniversity Bylaw Contradicts Provincial Law
Concordia’s bylaws say that anyone who has been sanctioned under the Code of Rights and Responsibilities within the past three years is not eligible to serve on Senate or the Board of Governors. Provincial laws say otherwise.
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NewsA Feminist Bookstore in Montreal
A collective of five students and book enthusiasts hope to introduce a feminist community space in Montreal’s Centre-Sud area.

