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NewsPicking Apart the Pipeline
With universities investing in oil companies, pipeline expansion proposals passing and chemical spills no longer being considered newsworthy enough for local papers, someone had to say something.
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NewsOSMO X VIDEOTRON
Local start-ups can expect to receive a boost in both funding and recognition, courtesy of a newfound partnership between the OSMO Foundation and Videotron, announced on Jan. 17.
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NewsRed Squares, Red Feathers
After a year of marching with the carré rouge pinned to coats, lapels and backpacks, activists are now donning Idle No More’s red feather—joining a slew of movements attempting to work together to overcome shared struggles.
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NewsWTF, CFS: Part One
The Concordia Student Union and the Canadian Federation of Students are in the midst of a long and trying breakup—but feelings aren’t mutual.
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NewsMore Cuts to Universities On The Horizon
The third of four thematic meetings leading towards next month’s province-wide summit on higher education began on an ambiguous note.
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NewsIdle No More Meets Carré Rouge
Amidst trains, highways and border crossings across Canada being shut down…
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NewsFrom the Archives:
The Education Summit promised by the Parti Québécois is only weeks away, so we’re looking back over a decade to see how it’s been done before.
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NewsThe Life Cycle of Youth Projects
When the federal youth volunteer program Katimavik had its funding cut last year, Canada lost its go-to for directionless high school grads.
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NewsA New Approach to Student Recruitment in China
After a few months of sobering reflection, Concordia University is taking several steps toward improving its recruiting practices in China.
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News2110 Centre & Missing Justice to Host Teach-In
The number of native women reported to have gone missing or been murdered in Canada over the past three decades varies greatly—depending on who you ask.
