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NewsSasha Dyck Seeking Election to City Council in Park Ex
Two years ago, Sasha Dyck got together with a group of neighbours to create Café…
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NewsEat Your Way Through the City on the Cheap
Whether you’re looking for a cheap and healthy meal downtown or a place to find fresh, organic produce in NDG, Joëlle Rondeau and Lucia Wong can help.
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NewsConcordia Club Partners with Domestic Abuse Network
A quiet night at Hurley’s Irish Pub on Crescent St. turned into an intimate affair to raise awareness of domestic violence Sunday…
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NewsGet an Alternative Orientation With Another Word for Gender
Orientation Week may be over, but Concordia’s Centre for Gender Advocacy is holding a series of events to empower and educate new students and members of the Montreal community alike.
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NewsNo End in Sight for Concordia Labour Negotiations
The deals may not be ideal, but the leaders of Concordia’s library support staff and technicians unions say their respective new labour contracts are acceptable given the situation at Concordia.
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NewsProtesters Across Canada “Stand Up for Science”
On Sept. 16, a protest was held at noon in front of the Guy-Favreau Complex under the banner “Stand Up for Science.”
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NewsA Laundry Service on a Mission
Located in a former garage off Parthenais St. and Ontario St., La Buanderue, or StreetSuds, is the only industrial laundry service in the city with a social mission.
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NewsConcordia Food Coalition Wants to Bite You
The Concordia Food Coalition’s week of workshops and events about food politics—dubbed Bite Me!—kicked off on Monday with a tour of the People’s Potato, a collectively-run soup kitchen that offers free meals every weekday on the seventh floor of the Hall Building.
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NewsDivest Campaign Questions Concordia’s Investments
According to Anthony Garoufalis-Auger, one of the organizers of Concordia’s divestment campaign, there are some inconsistencies between the university’s branding and its actions.

