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NewsPolice, Protesters Trapped in Cycle of Violence
Early last Friday afternoon, in a windowless fluorescent-lit basement on McTavish St., around 40 people attended a workshop advertised as Street Action 101.
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NewsNew CSU Gets Down to Business
In keeping with tradition, Wednesday’s CSU council meeting lasted until the early morning hours. But unlike similarly…
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NewsConcordia’s Governing Body Seeks Reputation Reform
Concordia is looking to clean up their act when it comes to governance and severance packages.
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NewsResearchers Take Close-Up Look at Maple Spring
One year after the largest student movement in Canada’s history, studies are looking into who was actually protesting, and what they…
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NewsNo Arrests at Anti-Grand Prix Rally
Approximately 60 protesters took to the street on bicycles in a mobile demonstration against Montreal’s annual Formula One…
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NewsEngineering Students Worried About Collusion
The allegations of collusion and corruption in the construction industry that have rocked Quebec politics since the Charbonneau…
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NewsFEUQ Elects New President
After two years at the head of the Fédération Étudiante Universitaire du Québec, Martine Desjardins is stepping down.
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NewsMay Day Protest Ends in Mass Arrests
Montreal’s May Day protest was nearly over before it began, with roughly 300 people detained and ticketed in the the city’s Old Port Wednesday afternoon.
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NewsComing Together for Dragon Flowers
After Tamey Lau lost her Mile End flower shop in a devastating fire the night of April 23, thousands of people from the neighbourhood, and others as far away as Vancouver, came to her support. Every day since the fire, customers and friends have dropped by the boarded-up store to offer their sympathy and donate money to help rebuild Dragon Flowers, a Mile End fixture of 27 years.
