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NewsWoodnote student housing co-op accepting new tenants
The Woodnote student housing co-op is opening its doors to new tenants.
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NewsProtesters gather in Mile End for read-in at S.W. Welch Bookseller
Protesters gathered outside S.W. Welch Bookseller to denounce the gentrification running rampant in the Mile End.
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NewsCSU election debate featured missing councillors and one contested executive team position
The CSU election debate saw many missing councillors and only one true debate between sustainability coordinator candidates.
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NewsStudent spaces reopen for socially distanced in-person events
Designated student spaces are reopening for socially distanced activities.
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NewsPeople with eating disorders facing new challenges amidst lockdown
With therapy moving online and isolation making it easier to hide disordered behaviour, some students with eating disorders have found it more difficult to manage.
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NewsUncertainty among students as tax season approaches
The added complications of COVID-19 relief is making students more stressed than usual over tax season.
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NewsDelivery apps cause financial strain on restaurants already struggling in pandemic
The unregulated charges imposed by food delivery services are making tough times even tougher for restaurants during the pandemic.
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NewsCSU resumes work on long sought-after student centre
After decades of back and forth and different CSU slates, the student centre is making a comeback in the March referendum.
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NewsBlack History Month: Discussion questioned what it means to be Black
The discussion focused on better understanding individuality within the Black community, and the different ways of being Black.
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NewsConcordia student sheds light on activism through positivity during the pandemic
Using the platform she created, Samara O’Gorman highlights people’s kindness and activism.
