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Healing the Appeal of Two Wheels
We may not be out of the wintry woods just yet, but if the hundred-odd attendees at last Tuesday’s panel on cycling in the city are any indication, the minds of Montrealers are turning back to biking once again.
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Free Farming From Oil
The world needs to move away from fossil fuel-driven industrial farming, according to Indian environmentalist Dr. Vandana Shiva.
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McGill Students Say No to Divestment
A motion to divest from companies involved with the illegal occupation of Palestinian territory did not pass at a McGill general assembly Sunday.
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Hundreds Rally Against Bill C-51
With tape across their mouths and signs in the air, hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Montreal this afternoon to denounce the Conservative Party’s new “anti-terror” law.
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Sustainability: A “Unicorn of Hope”
The tables were turned at the annual Sustainability Champions Award Gala when a nominee took advantage of his moment in the spotlight to present a “Trojan Horse of Austerity” to Concordia President Alan Shepard.
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Fine Arts Vote to Strike First
The Fine Arts Student Alliance voted to strike in protest against austerity on March 23 and April 2 at a general assembly Thursday night.
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Poli Sci Students Will Hold Strike Vote in Two Weeks
The Political Science Student Association at Concordia University passed a motion to hold a special assembly for a vote to strike to March 23 on Monday night.
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Links in a Chain of Struggles
When it comes to social justice causes, long-running issues can often look like complicated messes to the uneducated citizen.
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CJLO Abandons Failed FM-Radio Bid
You won’t be able to tune into CJLO on an FM radio anytime soon.