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Mayoral Hopefuls Look to Win Over Youth Vote
Half of the first debate between Montreal’s mayoral candidates revolved around youth issues in front of a student-heavy audience on Aug. 16.
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Science For Sale
In recent decades Canadian universities, including Concordia, rights over their researchers’ work and are attempting to capitalize from it. But returns are slim and costs are high, and the practice has raised ethical concerns. What makes Concordia want to commercialize?
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Consent Education
The Centre for Gender Advocacy, an independent student group mandated to promote gender equality and empowerment, is offering workshops on consent and identifying sexual assault for this year’s frosh. Instead of the level of violence determining if it’s assault, it should be the level of consent, says Julie Michaud, a coordinator at the Centre.
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A Lick of Paint for Club Spaces, the Hive Café and Reggie’s
Club offices, Reggie’s and the Hive Café…
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Old Problems, New Term
The books of a student union are harder to balance than a checkbook. For one, they’re a lot bigger.
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“Criminality is Already Present”
The “Respect for Communities Act,” introduced by the federal government on June 6, will make it harder for CACTUS Montreal to open a supervised drug injection…
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Police, Protesters Trapped in Cycle of Violence
Early last Friday afternoon, in a windowless fluorescent-lit basement on McTavish St., around 40 people attended a workshop advertised as Street Action 101.
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New CSU Gets Down to Business
In keeping with tradition, Wednesday’s CSU council meeting lasted until the early morning hours. But unlike similarly…
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Concordia’s Governing Body Seeks Reputation Reform
Concordia is looking to clean up their act when it comes to governance and severance packages.
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Researchers Take Close-Up Look at Maple Spring
One year after the largest student movement in Canada’s history, studies are looking into who was actually protesting, and what they…