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NewsMay Day Protest Ends in Mass Arrests
Montreal’s May Day protest was nearly over before it began, with roughly 300 people detained and ticketed in the the city’s Old Port Wednesday afternoon.
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NewsComing Together for Dragon Flowers
After Tamey Lau lost her Mile End flower shop in a devastating fire the night of April 23, thousands of people from the neighbourhood, and others as far away as Vancouver, came to her support. Every day since the fire, customers and friends have dropped by the boarded-up store to offer their sympathy and donate money to help rebuild Dragon Flowers, a Mile End fixture of 27 years.
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NewsProjet Montréal Nominates Two NDG Candidates
Montreal’s municipal election may still be months away, but Projet Montréal has already nominated two candidates in…
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NewsBoard of Governors Approves Appointment of New Provost
In keeping with recent tradition, there will be another new face on campus next year.
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NewsConcordia’s Sexual Assault Centre is Almost Here
Concordia’s Sexual Assault Resource Centre will hopefully be up and running when students return this fall.
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NewsA Meeting for Book Addicts
In a room at the Atwater Library—beyond the circulation desk, up two flights of stairs and through a nondescript doorway—roughly 25 chairs were arranged in a circle on April 8. Slowly, people entered the room and…
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NewsCSU Calls For Resignation of Two VPs
With less than two months left in their mandate, the Concordia Student Union requested the resignation of two of its executives at Wednesday’s council meeting.
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NewsFrom the Archives:
The 1985 Hunter S. Thompson exclusive interview has achieved legendary status at The Link. We found the writer, 28 years later, appraising wine in the Netherlands. Watch the video to learn the story…
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NewsTRAC Meeting Covers Job Postings, Unpaid Work
The Teaching and Research Assistants at Concordia labour union is going national—but it’ll need to get a new collective agreement first.
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NewsConcordia e.SCAPEs the Classroom
Universities around the world are suffering some growing pains. To put it simply, what’s the point of classroom chats in the era of virtual check-ins?

