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NewsUnderstanding the path to drug decriminalization
The movement to decriminalize drugs has yielded positive outcomes, though not without undergoing several amendments along the way.
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NewsSafety or legality?
In Canada, some people turn to self-defence tools despite the looming risks of legal repercussions.
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NewsLetters as lifelines
Prisoner Correspondence Project fosters solidarity and connection between the queer community and queer incarcerated individuals.
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NewsCity of Montreal announces expansion of EMMIS squad amidst criticism
The city plans to expand EMMIS availability to all 19 boroughs by 2025 as urban experts and unhoused people express concerns over the project.
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NewsQueer Concordia pilot project struck down at CSU finance committee
The Queer Concordia pilot project, which aims to give students access to interest-free loans to help pay for gender-affirming care surgeries, was denied by the CSU finance committee due to lack of funds.
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CSU chairperson abruptly resigns mid-RCM
The chairperson announced her resignation during yet another long meeting plagued with unprepared councillors.
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NewsInaccessibility within co-op program leaves students in the dark
Students enrolled in the co-op program forced to endure many hurdles.
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NewsOver 1000 students walk out for divestment on the anniversary of Oct. 7
Students from Concordia and McGill walkout of classes on Oct. 7 to protest the ongoing genocide in Palestine and call for both universities to divest from Israel.
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NewsConcordia students gather to learn how to best fight for Palestine
The CSU held its second Get Radical workshop of the year, Intro to Palestinian Led Organizing, on Sept. 30 where two speakers from PYM Montreal addressed the crowd.
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NewsConcordia vandalized after demonstration
A protest on the evening of Sept. 29 incurred Molotov cocktails being thrown at police officers and multiple windows smashed at the Henry F. Hall Building of Concordia University.
