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Urban Planning Students Renew Strike
The Urban Planning Association is keeping up with most of its strike tactics for the next two days.
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Political Science Students Vote to Strike
A strike motion asking students not to go to class was passed during the PSSA General Assembly this afternoon.
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ConU Continues In Face of Striking Students
Concordia’s administration has taken an official position to continue to provide services as normal in the face of a massive student strike, which as of March 15 will technically include all Concordia students.
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#manifencours March 13, 2012
Over 1,000 students marched through Montreal today in protest of the Charest’s government’s proposed tuition hikes. The Arts Undergraduate Society of McGill University is now holding an general assembly to vote to adopt a strike mandate.
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Business Students to Hold Strike GA
A week after the Concordia Student Union voted in favour of a one-week strike, the Commerce and Administration Students Association is holding their own general assembly to vote on whether to support the strike.
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Elections Spring a Leak
For the second year in a row, disqualifications have marred the Concordia Student Union general elections, but this year, they were just the beginning of the controversy.
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UQAM Students Occupy School and Street
Students at L’Université du Québec à Montréal spent March 12 partying and peacefully occupying a campus building and the street outside after their administration locked down a number of other campus buildings.
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We’re Going Striking
An overwhelming majority of attendees who showed up to Thursday’s Concordia Student Union General Assembly voted for a one-week strike, starting March 15.
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The Many Shades of Strike
At the controversial Concordia Student Union General Assembly on March 7, two things happened: a minority of undergraduate students voted to strike against increasing tuition fees, and an anti-strike movement was born.
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This Week in Protests
March 7 and 8 were busy days for protesters, as the causes of tuition, police brutality, and women’s rights were all represented in four different events within 24 hours.