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NewsMontreal Activists Welcome Refugees, Denounce Ongoing Deportations
Four groups of activists for migrant justice joined forces for a unity march to call for an end to the deportation of migrants and to welcome refugees.
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NewsMordecai Richler and the Decaying Gazebo on Mount Royal
Four years and half a million dollars later, the Mordecai Richler Pavilion on the foot of Mount Royal still hasn’t seen the light of day.
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NewsMontreal Takes a Dump
After some precursor roadblocks, the City of Montreal plans to follow through with an eight-billion-litre dump of raw sewage into the St. Lawrence River.
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NewsHow To Send a Message
Balancing education and sensationalism is something all forms of media struggle with.
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NewsASFA: Past Problems, Future Solutions
This year hasn’t been pretty for the Arts and Science Federation of Associations.
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NewsPipeline Protest Flows Through Downtown Montreal
Approximately 700 protesters took part in a demonstration against the recently approved Line 9b pipeline and fossil fuel consumption on Saturday.
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NewsConfusion at Concordia Voting Stations
Some Concordia faculty, staff and students were turned away while trying to vote on campus Friday.
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NewsRiot Cops Cut Off Grande Masquerade
There was a tense standoff between Montreal police and about 50 protesters on Wednesday, as officers in full riot gear attempted to block the group’s route on a Ste. Catherine St. sidewalk.
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NewsRecap: NDG–Westmount Federal Candidates Debate at Loyola
Concordia students, faculty and local residents gathered in the CJ building on Monday to hear four federal candidates discuss their parties’ platforms on affordable housing, feminism and youth employment.
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NewsInternational Activist Layel Camargo Speaks at Concordia
The Centre for Gender Advocacy invited Camargo, an international activist and educator, to the Hall Building of Concordia University last Thursday to speak about building transformative justice approaches towards sexual assault.

