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GGI Crash Course
Luckily for you, we’ve put together a timeline detailing ghost of grèves past to provide the confidence you need to drop some serious strike knowledge when your aunt goes off about those “whining students” at the next family dinner.
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Done With Donations
On July 16, Jack and Judith Kornblatt wrote an email to Concordia staff titled “We will no longer donate […] Concordia squanders money on administrator salaries and perks,” they wrote in the email, which was also delivered to outgoing president Frederick Lowy…
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Who Framed The Food Truck?
The law prohibiting food trucks in Montreal was implemented in 1947 on the grounds of public health and hygiene has not been changed since.
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Underwhelmed and Overheating
Another Day of Action on June 22 saw people across the province demonstrate in what has become a monthly tradition of large-scale, coordinated protests.
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From Printemps Érable to Printemps Espagne
On May 22, while students and opponents of Bill 78 flooded the streets of Montreal, a similar protest was taking place in Spain.
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Grand Prix Weekend Protests
Montreal’s annual Formula 1 Grand Prix was held from June 7 to 10 this year on Sainte Hélène Island, amid daily manifestations in the city streets. Protesters stormed the sporting event, which they claimed was elitist and sexist.
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The Entrepreneur of the Future
Over 35 internationally renowned professionals and leaders gathered in Montreal from May 22 to 25 for a unique and elaborate international conference on new ideas in business and commerce.
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Small Town GGI
It’s a familiar scene for anyone who has witnessed a student protest in the past month. The numbers grow as the sun sets in a habitual meeting spot, the sound of pots, pans and chants building in intensity. A police officer asks for a route, and when denied, the officer addresses the crowd.
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Obstructing or Disrupting
Concordia students involved in blocking classes or buildings throughout the strike could be facing a number of charges under the university’s Code of Rights and Responsibilities.