Opinions

Editorial: Free Public Transportation Is an Achievable and Worthy Investment

Climate Change Only One of Many Reasons to Prioritize Transit

The Link — Published December 3, 2019 | Comments

We should not fear investing in a better world.
Editorial: The CAQ’s Policies Don’t Just Attract Hate Groups—They Normalize Them

Alt-Right Counter-Protesters at Friday’s Demonstration Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg

The Link — Published November 26, 2019 | Comments

It shouldn’t be normal for hate groups to show up in broad daylight and defend the government by yelling at students and People of Colour.
Don’t Shoot The Messenger

Anonymous Sources are Vital to Journalism

Meriem Chiadmi — Published November 25, 2019 | Comments

Anonymity will always have a place in journalism, so long as we continue to value intellectual freedom
Don’t@Me: You’re Not Kinky, You’re Just an Asshole

The Difference Between a Dom and a Prick: Explained

Keeghan Rouleau — Published November 22, 2019 | Comments

It’s fantastic that the fluidity and range of sexual pleasure is constantly being expanded upon in our generation but, for fuck’s sake, stop abusing people under the guise of “kink.”
Editorial: CSU Referendum Questions Misrepresentative, Lacked Transparency

The Link — Published November 19, 2019 | Comments

As student journalists, we understand that the way you communicate matters.
Immigrants Not Being Able to Read Their Hydro Bill Won’t Save the French Language

Jolin-Barrette’s Proposal to Limit Access to Services in English Is a Lazy Move

April Tardif Levesque — Published November 18, 2019 | Comments

No one would choose to live in, work in, and embrace French by being forced to read their documents in French.
People’s History of Canada: The Return of the Soldiers From the 22nd Battalion, Over a Century Ago

Nanor Froundjian — Published November 15, 2019 | Comments

A century ago, on a sunny spring day in Montreal, French-Canadian soldiers from the 22nd Battalion returned home.
Editorial: Against Online Opt-Out and Faculty Representation Referendum Questions

Online Opt-Out Endangers Student Groups Vital to Diversity and Equity at Concordia

The Link — Updated November 12, 2019 at 9:19am | Comments

As many student groups rely on this money to operate, this will almost certainly cause the gutting or shuttering of these important groups.
The Minority Government Is No Tragedy

It May Even Be What Canadians and Their Politicians Deserve

Luka Fuina — Published November 11, 2019 | Comments

This minority parliament will be a crash course in statesmanship for Trudeau and a chance for opposition leaders to show why they’re worthy of your vote.
Did You Know About The Upcoming Referendum for a Fall Reading Week?

Many Students will learn about Tuesday’s CSU Referendum Question When Asked to Decide its Future

Martin Payette — Published November 11, 2019 | Comments

While it might seem like a no-brainer for some, implementation wouldn’t be a simple task.