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NewsMissing and Murdered but Never Forgotten
Saturday’s rain didn’t stop hundreds from gathering in Place Émilie-Gamelin in memory of Canada’s roughly 1,200 missing and murdered indigenous women.
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NewsThe Many Barriers to Bodily Autonomy
Roughly 70 people attended a panel discussion organized by the Centre for Gender Advocacy on Thursday, examining how the issue of reproductive justice relates to colonialism, environmental degradation and other forms of violence.
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NewsJanet Mock Talks Intersectionality, Survival and Audacity
Piers Morgan got Janet Mock all wrong. She’s a writer, she’s a sister, she’s a feminist, she’s a trans woman, and she was never a man.
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NewsSustainable Concordia Protests Austerity, Calls for Reinstatement of Staff Member
Sustainable Concordia has amassed around 100 signatures on a petition calling for the reinstatement of the sustainable transportation coordinator—a position that was cut by the university the day after someone had been hired for it.
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NewsThe Hive Is Finally Buzzing at Loyola
After a long and difficult planning process, the Concordia Student Union has officially launched the Loyola Hive Café and its attached student space two weeks after the planned opening date.
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NewsMcGill Head Football Coach Resigns
The McGill Redmen head coach says everyone should be given a chance at rehabilitation.
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NewsUPDATED: McGill Running Back Pleads Not Guilty to Domestic Violence
McGill Redmen football player Luis-Andres Guimont-Mota pleaded not guilty for three criminal charges of assault on his girlfriend, theft and uttering threats in court Thursday.
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NewsAcademic Conference Taking Place at Concordia to Examine LGBT Rights in Canada and Abroad
Concordia will host an international academic conference on the future of LGBT rights on Oct. 6 and 7.
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NewsStanding Up Against Rape Culture, One Finger at a Time
Armed with several bottles of nail polish and a wealth of sexual consent knowledge, the Concordia-based Centre for Gender Advocacy gave manicures at their MANicure event last Friday.
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NewsCamp Line 9: Activists Decry Oil Exploration on Spill Site
Camp Line 9 has a communal library and makeshift kitchen, where three vegetarian meals a day are provided. Workshops on a range of topics related to environmental and anti-colonial activism were held, including on direct action.

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