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NewsA Year in Review
“This year has not been without its bumps in the road, but we have overcome. As a result, we have succeeded in being an executive that serves the students with a passion to truly give the best we can,” said Concordia Student Union President Heather Lucas during her president’s report at the CSU’s Annual General Meeting May 9.
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NewsYour Concordia, After All
The month-long drama as to who would run the Concordia Student Union next year has come to an end, as the Your Concordia slate successfully appealed their disqualification from last month’s CSU elections Wednesday.
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NewsFederal Candidates Debate in Westmount—Ville-Marie
The candidates for the 2011 federal election in the Westmount–Ville-Marie riding gathered at Unity Hall this past Wednesday to debate one another in the run-up to the election on May 2.
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NewsSay Hi to The Hive
The Hive Café celebrated its opening on April 20, a major step for a project that has been in the works for over a year now. The café, located above Loyola Campus’ main cafeteria, will ideally serve affordable and sustainable food options for Concordia students come September.
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NewsHigh Times on Parliament Hill
Staggered cheers and clouds of smoke wafted from a sea of umbrellas in Ottawa as the Peace Tower struck 4:20 p.m. on Wednesday. Hundreds of marijuana aficionados took part in the annual gathering in the nation’s capital, filling the front lawn of Parliament Hill.
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NewsAction, Your Concordia Appeal
The first steps towards clearing up the current confusion about the future of the Concordia Student Union council have been taken, as the presidential candidates for both disqualified slates, Your Concordia and Action, filed complaints to the CSU Judicial Board on Sunday.
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NewsDQed
The 2011 Concordia Student Union election took another bizarre turn last night, as the Chief Electoral Officer Oliver Cohen announced that both Action and the victorious Your Concordia slate had been disqualified.
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NewsNews Commentary: Mad as Hell
Ah, springtime in Montreal. That wonderful time of year when the sun starts to shine, the terrasses fill with cheerful, buzzed students and the subtle smell of tear gas wafts through the streets. It’s protest season. This summer, we’ve got a whole lot to protest about
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NewsThe Endless Campaign
“We have a message of hope. [Prime Minister] Harper has a message of fear.” Liberal MP Marc Garneau’s blunt assessment of this year’s federal election embodies the balancing act his party has employed since the last time Canadians went to the polls in September 2008.
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NewsShowdown on the Corner
The abortion debate is back again—specifically, in the park on the southeast corner of St. Laurent and St. Joseph Blvd., where an access showdown between pro-choice and pro-lifers is currently being staged outside of Montreal’s Morgentaler Clinic.
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