Stripping Down Racism Found in Indigenous Healthcare
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Another Complaint Against ASFA at the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission
Montrealers Call for the Environment to be a Topic in Current Elections
Concordia 3, Waterloo 2: A Physical Affair Dominated by Stingers Women’s Hockey
Université de Montréal 74, Concordia 3: Loss Defines Stingers Place in RSEQ
Laval 6, Concordia 2: Women’s Soccer Team Routed in Poor Performance.
Laval 2, Concordia 1: Stingers Give Up Lead After Disappointing Second Half
Sisters in Motion: A Movement Building Bridges Over Difference Through Performance and Poetry
Alternadrag: a Stage for the New and Unusual
Venezuelan Artist Jose Yumar Literally Found His Voice in the Streets of Montreal
Ausgang Plaza’s Mandate Ensures That Nobody Gets Left Behind
Letter: I’m No Different Than You!
The Colin Kaepernick Saga: Are We Missing the Point?
Indigenous Consultation Matters
Editorial: International Students Are Not a Resource For Quebec to Exploit
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Toolkit for New and Returning Concordia Students
The Year In Student Unions
Montreal’s Gentrification, Neighbourhood by Neighbourhood
Montreal Activists Stand in Solidarity With Palestine
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The Link’s Editorial Endorsements Since 1980
It’s a Part of Democracy
What we do as journalists comes from a sense of duty to keep the communities around us informed about one another.
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The Problem With Today’s “Body Positivity”
Millennial Women Still Face Unrealistic Standards
A woman will always be too fat, too curvy, too skinny, and as long as the diet and beauty industry thrives, society will never fully allow women to feel like they’re perfect just the way they are.
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Nahm’sayin? Kombucha is a Waste of Time, Money, and Taste Buds
Just Eat Some Expired Yogurt and Save Yourself the Trouble
Nobody warned me kombucha is fizzy.
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This Isn’t the First Rise of the Far-Right in Canada
A People’s History of Canada Column
With the fascists came those who opposed them and their views: the anti-fascists.
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My Fibromyalgia Doesn’t Define Me
Notes On Living With an Invisible Disability
I can’t remember the last time I was painless.
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Editorial: We Are All Anti-Fascist
We see that the far-right is growing, and it’s an event of public interest. But media coverage can, and has, contributed to the rise of the far-right. So what can we do?
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Editorial: We’re Voting for Speak Up
And You Should Too
The organization which governs our student lives, spends our money, and helps direct campus life more than any student organization is up for grabs. -
Maybe It’s Time to Hold Montreal Police Accountable
A Reaction to the Montreal Gazette’s “Millenial Columnist”
People are tired of being shot at, beat up, being racially profiled by the police, and of having the police be complacent with far-right groups, among other problems.
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Editorial: CSU Needed a Conflict of Interest Policy Yesterday
Two CSU Candidates With Potential Conflicts Exposes The Union’s Weak Points
With the Concordia Student Union’s election coming up, it’s come to our attention that there is a lack of understanding as to what constitutes a conflict of interest.
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The Hydroelectric Crises: The Fight to Live in the North
A People’s History of Canada Column
Hydro-Québec and the government of Quebec under Robert Bourassa started the James Development Corporation in 1971 to develop the exploitation of mines, forestry and hydroelectric power, called the James Bay Project.
