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Teach-In Rally Held in Solidarity with Idle No More
About 100 people gathered together at the Point-Saint-Charles YMCA in Montreal on Sunday afternoon for what was being billed as a teach-in event in solidarity with the growing Idle No More movement.
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Idle No More Protests Stop VIA Rail Trains
After three-and-a-half hours without moving, a cavalry of buses had finally arrived for the passengers stuck on trains outside Belleview station Sunday night…
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Tuition Stalemate at Summit Meeting
At the second thematic meeting in the run-up to the summit on higher education, the Quebec university community failed to come to a consensus on the issue of tuition fees.
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Missing Information Slows CUTV’s Provisional BoD
CUTV’s newly elected provisional Board of Directors is rushing to compile…
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University Budgets Slashed
The Parti Québécois government announced cuts of $124 million to universities on Dec. 6, leaving administrations scrambling to balance budgets.
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CUTV Comes Out of GA With Board, Bylaws
Roughly 40 people gathered on the seventh floor of the Hall Building last Saturday in an attempt to “legalize the shit out of CUTV.”
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Service Industry Speaks Out Against Tax Hikes
The Quebec government’s decision to increase taxes on alcohol for bars and restaurants isn’t sitting well with the local tourism industry.
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CSU Fills Out Councillor Roster
The results of the Concordia Student Union byelections—held from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29—are in, and will see nine new faces sitting at the table during the CSU’s next regular meeting, scheduled to take place on Dec. 12.
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Speak Up for Your Space
On the heels of signing a $97,500 contract, the Concordia Student Union is actively working alongside project management firm MHPM to determine what students want and need in terms of space at this university.
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Saving Identities and our Sisters
Justice for indigenous women and deconstructing the myth of Thanksgiving themed the ninth annual Anti-Colonial Thanksgiving on Nov. 28 in downtown Montreal.