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NewsMaking the Economy More Environmentally-Friendly
Are capitalism and environmental protection compatible?
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NewsRestoring Hope in Pointe-St-Charles
Volunteer workers and many organizations part of the community coalition Action Watchdog came together to feed local families in Pointe-St-Charles Saturday Oct. 5.
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Concordia Hires Sexual Assault Resource Centre Coordinator
Concordia’s Sexual Assault Resource Centre is one step closer to its official launch.
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NewsFormer President’s Condo Sells for Over $1M
Concordia has announced it has sold the condominium of former president Dr. Frederick Lowy for $1,050,000—$350,000 less than the…
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NewsINTERACTIVE: Understanding Montreal’s Municipal Government
For your convenience, The Link has compiled some information on how Quebec’s metropolis really works.
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NewsCampus Freedom at Concordia?
Concordia University placed higher than the national average in the third annual Campus Freedom Index released Tuesday Sept. 24, a report card-type initiative which seeks to determine the state of free speech at Canadian universities.
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NewsConcordia Student Sees Politics From the Ground Up
Daniel Attard, a 27-year-old Concordia student and resident of Anjou, is running in the Nov. 3 municipal elections with the Projet Montréal political party, looking to become the city councillor for the borough.
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NewsNew CUTV Tackles Old Problems
Concordia’s undergrad-funded television station has a new name, a new board and new bylaws, but many questions remain about its financial history.
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NewsImproving Montreal for the City’s Youth
With the Nov. 3 municipal election fast approaching, the Conseil jeunesse de Montréal, the city’s youth council, has decided to get involved in the debate and bring youth-related issues to the attention of the candidates in the race.
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NewsAddressing the Identity Crisis
The notion of identity was the focus of a First Nations panel at McGill University on Sept. 26. Panellists discussed the legal clauses of Indian Status and Band Membership, which restrict third and fourth-generation descendants from inheriting status and its benefits.
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