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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…
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Mayoral Debate Held at Concordia
Montreal mayoral candidates Richard Bergeron, Denis Coderre, Marcel Côté and Mélanie Joly took to the stage of Concordia University’s…
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CSU Co-Hosts Plateau Candidates’ Debate
Candidates in the Plateau-Mont-Royal for the four major parties running in the Nov. 3 municipal election went head-to-head Thursday evening in a debate in front of about 80 students in the Hall Building’s D.B. Clarke Theatre.
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CSU Council Continues to Dwindle Down
With the resignations of Hajar El Jahidi and Bilal Nasser, the Concordia Student Union has lost six councillors in the last two months.
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Noam Chomsky Breaks Down Neo-Liberalism for Concordia
Concordia was host to “the father of modern linguistics” last week.
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“I Think We Are Supposed to be Shit Disturbers”
Behind the scenes of Parliament Hill, journalists like Canadian Press reporter Jennifer Ditchburn bring us the ups and downs of Canada’s political hotbed.
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CSU Down Three Councillors in 10 Days
The Concordia Student Union council has lost three representatives in the last 10 days.
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A Breakdown of the Hearings on Enbridge’s Line 9
If you find all this confusing, you’re not alone. The issues are as murky as a gallon of heavy crude.
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Vigil Draws Attention to those Killed by Police
A fourth annual commemorative vigil to remember individuals killed by police officers will be held in Montreal on Oct. 22.
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Remembering Victims of Police Violence
Family and friends of victims of police violence met at the steps of the Montreal police union’s…