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Concordia to Welcome Five Syrian Refugees
Concordia University is hoping to welcome another three Syrian refugee students by the Fall 2016 semester, after an announcement earlier this semester.
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NewsOutremont Council Discusses New Zoning Proposal
The only public discussion of new zoning bylaws that will restrict the building of places of worship, took place at the Centre Communautaire Intergénérationnel on Tuesday night.
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NewsViolence Erupts During Protest Against Austerity
A militant crowd of approximately 500 protesters marched in opposition to austerity Monday night, provoking a swift and aggressive response from the dozens of riot police officers.
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NewsStanding Against Islamophobia
Eighty-five per cent of victims of Islamophobia in Quebec are women wearing a veil.
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NewsNo Money, Moe Problems
That’s it, Montreal. Eddy Thomas, a.k.a. Big Ed and the rest of the Thomas family have had enough.
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NewsMaking Campus More Accessible
Dirty diapers beware—the Concordia Student Union is moving forward with a pilot project to install baby changing tables on the downtown campus.
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NewsThe Key to the (Other) City
Pabstman sets out on an urban exploration “mission,” which consists of entering off-limit sites like abandoned buildings, construction sites and rooftops.
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NewsCouncil Plans to Restrict Places of Worship in Outremont
In Outremont, several councillors are rushing to implement new protective bylaws to restrict, and redistribute, places of worship.
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NewsMontreal Marches for Palestine
About 200 people gathered at Norman Bethune Square on Sunday afternoon to show their support for the Palestinian people.

