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NewsOld 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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News“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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NewsPolice, 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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NewsConcordia’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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NewsResearchers 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…
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NewsNo Arrests at Anti-Grand Prix Rally
Approximately 60 protesters took to the street on bicycles in a mobile demonstration against Montreal’s annual Formula One…
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NewsEngineering Students Worried About Collusion
The allegations of collusion and corruption in the construction industry that have rocked Quebec politics since the Charbonneau…
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NewsFEUQ Elects New President
After two years at the head of the Fédération Étudiante Universitaire du Québec, Martine Desjardins is stepping down.
