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The Hive Café Joins April 2 Strike
The workers of the Hive Café have voted to strike against austerity on April 2, entailing the total closure of the downtown location and limited opening hours at the Loyola location.
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Community Action Wins, Councillor Votes May Be Recounted
Largely unopposed and with a few incumbent candidates, the “Community Action” team was elected to all Concordia Student Union executive positions after a ballot count last night.
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More Classes Cancelled for April 2 Strike
The five student associations that have held a strike vote against austerity since March 23 have had their classes cancelled on April 2, according to a statement by Concordia’s Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Benoit-Antoine Bacon.
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Navigating a Culture of Good and Bad Food
Tens of thousands of fanatical health foodies made their way to the Palais des Congrès this weekend ready to taste hundreds of natural food samples at the Expo Manger Santé et Vivre Vert.
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Four Arrested as Spring 2015 Takes a Violent Turn
Rubber bullets, pepper spray and tear gas were some of the lasting images of a protest organized by the Printemps 2015 collective on Tuesday night.
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Communication Undergrads and Geography Grads Join the Strike
The Geography, Planning and Environment Graduate Students (GEOGRADS) association and the Communications Studies Guild both voted to strike against austerity on April 2.
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Burrito Revolution
“It’s going to be important to eat because protests are becoming more and more heavy and stressful, because police are [tear] gassing them.”
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Maple Spring 2.0
“We’re trying to build a social movement, and something that’s going to last.”
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Poli Sci Says Yes to Strike, Urban Planning Says No
Concordia’s Political Science Student Association voted to strike at a general assembly, while the Urban Planning Association (UPA) became the first association to vote “no” at its assembly on Monday night.
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Protesting P-6 on the Streets and in Court
On April 5, 2013, Rima Athar, Jess Dorrance and Helen Bradley went to a demonstration against Montreal’s controversial bylaw P-6. It lasted 10 minutes.