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NewsUQAM Student Association Votes to leave FEUQ
Education students at UQAM voted to leave the federation of student associations in a referendum vote in January.
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NewsThe Monarch Butterfly, the Gray Whale and the Free Trade Agreement
Canada, the U.S. and Mexico share a lot. While borders divide North America, free trade agreements from the 1990s allow products and resources to move easily through them. Shared environmental governance, on the other hand, is still in the works.
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NewsMarching for Murdered Women In Light of Renewed Debate
On Jan. 12, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights released a report on “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in British Columbia” continuing the debate on whether there should be an inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women in Canada.
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NewsMission Objectively Impossible
Objectivity is considered by many to be a sacred tenet of journalism. It is the overarching principle that comes with the responsibility of delivering news to the public.
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NewsCanada’s Youngest MP to Run for Re-Election
Canada’s youngest Member of Parliament is running for re-election and he says other young Canadians should throw their hats into the ring too.
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NewsTaking Back the Plate
There’s still a lot left to do before Concordia could see its food system fully run by students.
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NewsMalcolm X Celebrated at Concordia
Students and members of Montreal’s Muslim community gathered Sunday evening to commemorate the life and work of black rights activist Malcolm X.
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NewsBDS: The Aftermath
Concordia Student Union asked the student body to approve the CSU’s support of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israel. The referendum question was changed the day before polling after the No side appealed to the Judicial Board. Chief Electoral Officer Andre-Marcel Baril suspended the ballot count a week later while he sought legal consultation.
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NewsLand, Love and the Colonized
Self-described “recovering academic” Leanne Betasamosake Simpson wove traditional Anishinaabeg stories about trust, racism and confidence together with narratives of Western education in a thought-provoking reading at First Voices Week.
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NewsFrom Solitary to Solidarity
From hunger strikes to alternative educational structures, the mass incarceration of Palestinians has led to a plethora of subversive modes of resistance—some tactical, others cultural.
