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NewsOpen Letter Outlines Tension Between CUTV Management and Members
As soon as the agenda points were finished, tempers flared at Monday’s Concordia University Television meeting.
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NewsThe State of the Station
Concordia University Television might be mired in an uncertain legal grey area, but financially speaking, they could be headed for the red.
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NewsA New Concordia
It was $10 million in settlements, 45 departures and one external review that defined Concordia’s decade-long governance crisis. It might be Alan Shepard and Norman Hébert, Jr. who end it.
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NewsCSU Byelections, a Bust?
The Concordia Student Union is set to hold byelections beginning a week from today—but a procedural slip-up in announcing open positions could mean the results will not be legally binding.
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NewsMaintaining the Mountain
Surrounded by Montreal’s rapidly growing urban core, increasingly buried by its skyscrapers, governed by repeatedly shifting managerial mechanisms and covered by soon-to-be vacant institutions…
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NewsSecond Meeting to Decide Next Step for CUTV
Members of Concordia University Television have called a second meeting to discuss the state of the station with the hopes of…
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NewsFrigo Vert Has a Healthy New BoD
Le Frigo Vert has a new board of directors after a unanimous vote at its annual general meeting on Wednesday evening—and unlike years past, they were able to announce a surplus to work with.
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News“Haiti’s New Dictatorship”
Haiti’s been on our collective radar for years now—first the coup d’état, followed…
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News“We Need to Get Paid”
Late Sunday night, an open letter addressed to OpenFile Chief Executive Officer Wilf Dinnick was published online by a group of Montreal-based freelance journalists. The message was simple: pay us, please.
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NewsPetition Addresses Poli Sci Departmental Issues
Political science student Gene Morrow brought the petition to the Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations at last week’s council meeting, after it had garnered approximately 250 signatures.

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