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ASSÉ on P-6: ‘We’re Still Going to Fight It’
Halloween came and went, but there were masks aplenty at a march against the controversial bylaw P-6 on Nov. 2.
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A Recap of Election Night
Montrealers voted to elect their mayor, city councillors and borough councillors on Sunday. Here’s a look at how election night played out as the results started rolling in.
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Marcel Côté on Making Montreal a ‘University City,’ Improving Public Transit
Montreal mayoral candidate Marcel Côté is experienced in management, but a political neophyte.
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Visiting Professor Examines China-Japan Tension
The dispute over sovereignty of the Senkaku Islands—and the gas deposits they give access to—came to Concordia on Oct. 31 in a talk sponsored by the Department of Political Science.
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Learning From the Inside Out
After a decade of trying, Concordia University will be able to offer students an official Major in First Peoples Studies, as its long-sought governmental recognition has been approved.
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CSU Has Thoughts for Food
The Concordia Food Coalition has passed one last hurdle in getting its fee levy question on the Concordia Student Union byelection ballot.
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Mayoral Candidate Denis Coderre on Making Montreal A ‘Smart’ City
Denis Coderre started his political career as a three-time loser. He fell short in three elections before finally being voted into office as a Member of Parliament for the Bourassa riding in 1997.
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A Look at Mélanie Joly’s Team in Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
Montreal mayoral candidate Mélanie Joly has managed to rally an eclectic mix of candidates behind her ahead of the Nov. 3 municipal election.
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Charter of Quebec Values Continues Ongoing Dispute for Public Support
When Philippe Couillard took to the podium last Saturday morning to address his caucus, the Quebec Liberal Party leader said he was expecting the Parti Québécois government to call an election for this fall…