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Student Associations Protected in Quebec Ruling
Two students from Université de Laval in Quebec City lost their court battle against the law governing student associations on Thursday.
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Community and Public Affairs and Women’s Studies Students Vote to Strike
Two more student associations voted to strike against the Liberal government’s austerity measures at their respective general assemblies on Thursday evening.
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Protest Season is Here
Approximately 100 demonstrators in downtown Montreal denounced austerity at one of the first protests of the upcoming “spring” season.
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It’s Election Time?
The Concordia Student Union’s election campaigns kicked off today.
Except they didn’t really.
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Geography Students Become the Fourth to Strike
The Geography Undergraduate Student Society (GUSS) voted to strike against austerity on two separate days Wednesday afternoon. The protests will take place March 23 and April 2.
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Concordia Food Coalition in Negotiations to Buy Burritoville
The Concordia Food Coalition is currently involved in negotiations to buy Burritoville, a restaurant on Bishop Street that serves no-meat tacos, burritos and quesadillas using organic and locally grown ingredients.
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Liberal Arts Students Vote to Strike
The Liberal Arts Students (LAS) voted to strike against austerity at a general assembly Tuesday afternoon. The strike will take place from April 1 to April 2.
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Canadian Doctors Speak Out for Refugee Health Care
The changes made it so that those in the process of seeking refugee status would receive no medication coverage or any supplemental services.
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Referendum Questions CSU Elections 2015: What You’ll Be Voting For
A guide to what you’ll be voting for.
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Philosophy Students Vote to Strike, Lead Student Journalist to Delete Recording
The Undergraduate Students of Philosophy Association (SoPhiA) voted for a weeklong strike in protest against austerity Monday night. After a journalist from The Concordian was called out for recording the meeting, the vote passed with 34 for and six against.