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NewsFirst municipal debate of its kind held in Chinatown
The first ever municipal candidates debate to take place in Chinatown happened this weekend, and the lifespan of the neighbourhood was at the front of the conversation.
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NewsWho is Bill 96 actually for?
Francophones are the majority in Quebec, but a minority in Canada, creating a unique cultural duality. This affects non-francophones in the province in many different ways, Bill 96 being one of them.
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NewsJuliette Côté-Turcotte wants to re-imagine Montreal’s municipal politics
Meet Juliette Côté-Turcotte, one of the youngest candidates running in the municipal election.
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NewsProtest calls out government inaction towards housing crisis
FRAPRU is a nation-wide non-profit organization that believes housing is a fundamental right and should be accessible to everyone.
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NewsLead found in SGW annex buildings
The tap water in Concordia’s downtown annex buildings is off limits due to high lead levels.
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NewsCSU opens Recovery and Wellness Community Centre
The RAWCC aims to provide a healing space for students recovering from addiction.
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NewsPro-choice Satanists overtake pro-life demonstration outside Namur metro station
Around 25 pro-choice Satanist protestors crashed a pro-life demonstration, pitchforks in hand.
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News“Every child matters”: Thousands of Montrealers commemorate first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Thousands gathered to commemorate the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and reminded the government how much more work needs to be done to reach that goal.
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NewsConcordians look back on a year of uncompassionate professors
The 2020-2021 academic year brought challenges forth that had not been experienced before. Here’s how they reflected on Concordia professors.
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NewsOver 10,000 youth march in Montreal’s global climate strike
Tens of thousands of young Montrealers gathered at George-Etienne Monument in a student-led demonstration calling for climate justice on September 24th. Protesters marched from Park Ave. to Dorchester St., where youth leaders made passionate speeches calling for unity and solidarity.
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