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NewsA People First Approach to Urban Planning
The Canadian Centre for Architecture’s lecture series, “They want to speak with you,” invites architects to take a step beyond the draftsman table, to share their ideas and design processes to the public, which they ultimately affect.
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NewsCASA Elections Ahead
Elections for the Commerce and Administration Students’ Association begin today and both presidential candidates are looking to increase student awareness of the association.
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NewsConcordia Senate Update
With lawyers present in the room, Concordia President Alan Shepard asked the university’s senate body to understand he can’t fully comment on the news that a recently departed senior admin received $235,000 in severance.
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NewsThe Beginning of Gardening Season
The NDG Food Depot’s Seedy Weekend announced the unofficial start of the gardening season.
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NewsTerms for the Concordia Student Union’s New Housing Decided
The template, called a term sheet, clearly defines and covers the entire legal framework for the four parties responsible for creating the new cooperative housing, according to CSU General Coordinator Terry Wilkings.
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NewsDumpster Diving Culture
Canadians waste $31 billion-worth of food annually, one of the ways to reverse that trend is to go dumpster diving for your next meal.
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NewsBursting Pipes on Loyola Campus
The extreme cold temperatures led to the freezing and bursting of the sprinkler system pipes in the SP Building Monday Feb. 15.
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NewsMontreal City Employees Take Apart Homeless Camp
Montreal “blue collar workers” dismantled a makeshift camp outside of the Champ-de-Mars metro station on Feb. 4, displacing five homeless people and disposing of many of their belongings, including blankets and sleeping bags.
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NewsThe Cost of an Unsafe Event
Controversial YouTube blogger and sexual education activist Laci Green was paid $16,000 for speaking at a student-organized event at Concordia University last semester.
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NewsConcordia Students Organize Panel on Pipeline Resistance
The panel called, “No Pipelines: What’s Next?” took place on the seventh floor of Concordia’s Hall building on Tuesday.
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