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NewsTwo fee-levy applications struck down at CSU council meeting
At the latest Concordia Student Union (CSU) special council meeting, councillors voted against sending two fee-levies and three referendum questions to ballot in the upcoming CSU by-elections on Nov. 11-13.
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NewsRich in culture and community, but not in cash
Park Extension ranks as the poorest neighbourhood in Quebec. With the upcoming municipal elections, some candidates are working towards finding solutions.
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NewsStudents face transit crisis as the STM prepares for month-long strike
As STM workers prepare for a month-long strike this November, some Concordia University students are worrying about how they’ll access school, work and daily life if negotiations fail again.
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NewsVoting should be more accessible and community-focused, Montreal students say
Concordia University students and a voting expert weigh in on why some Montreal youth are having trouble choosing a candidate to vote for in the coming municipal elections on Nov. 2.
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NewsA run for Montreal’s identity as a nightlife hub
Noise complaints and gentrification have forced many venues in the city to draw a curtain permanently. A Transition Montréal candidate wants to change that.
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News‘I saw a country that was absolutely destroyed,’ Palestinian-Canadian doctor says
A member of the recent Freedom Flotilla, alongside two doctors who returned from Gaza this year, spoke about their experiences as eyewitnesses to the genocide in Palestine to a crowd of hundreds of guests at Centre culturel Georges-Vanier on Oct. 23.
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CSU council votes down motion to send Art Matters fee levy increase to student ballot
The Concordia Student Union voted against sending Art Matters’ proposed fee levy increase to the fall by-election ballot, despite majority support. The student-run arts festival sought to raise its 25-year-old levy from $0.08 to $0.10 per credit to sustain programming amid inflation.
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NewsThe algorithm stole my appetite
Social media trends like “girl dinner” are often seen as fun and cute, but have a darker side that can promote damaging behaviour.
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NewsWhat’s here, what’s queer
Montreal is home to a variety of resources and organizations for LGBTQIA2S+ people in need — here is a brief list of gender-affirming resources in Montreal.
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NewsThe Pill problem
Women must often either take a form of birth control when they enter a relationship or when experiencing painful menstrual symptoms. While there have not been enough advances to ease the pressure on women, services like the Centre de santé des femmes de Montréal offer safe spaces for women to get access to healthcare.
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