Opinions
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OpinionsEditorial: ASFA’s Last Walk of Shame
ASFA should be more than just the one-night stand of Frosh week. But the rebranding wasn’t enough. We need a culture change. That’s why The Link officially endorses Jenna Cocullo and her Support Change team.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
Concordia likes to boast about Le Gym, its downtown fitness facility seemingly built for moles, trolls, Lilliputians and treadmill marathoners. This semester I paid about $80 to rub shoulders with talkative gym rats and old farts who obviously aren’t even students. There’s barely enough space to fit everybody. Not to mention that no natural light reaches your subterrain.
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OpinionsUrban Battleground
As I pass the parking front of a fried chicken joint at the corner of Sherbrooke St. and Décarie Blvd., the image of a woman is staring back at me. Her hair is tousled, her hip jutting away in an arching stance. I should mention her jeans, which she is trying to convince me to buy.
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OpinionsEditorial: Montreal, Your Sewage Plans Are Full of It
Montreal has taken heat for its plan to flush the city’s crap directly into the St. Lawrence River—but it might be the push we need to fix our underwhelming sewage treatment system.
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OpinionsFree the Free-Trade Deal
The possible fate of Canada and much of the world was decided last week. This fate rests upon a single bill, which was negotiated in secret.
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OpinionsVote Goddammit
Indifference is the tool of the dead. If you’re reading this, you’re not dead and have an opinion. Even about politics.
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OpinionsEditorial: Missing and Murdered Vigil Needs to be Met With a Real Response From Canada
Sunday marked the 10th anniversary of the March and Vigil for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and the Canadian government has still not addressed this problem with a nationwide, federal inquiry.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
First of all, the last thing I want to hear when I tell you I’m getting a new tattoo is: “You realize it’s permanent, right? I mean, how’s it gonna look when you’re 80?”
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OpinionsThe NDP and Greens Are Right—We Need to Repeal Bill C-51
Even though Bill C-51 has received a considerable amount of media attention since its introduction in the House of Commons in January, much confusion remains about the Conservatives’ anti-terrorism act, which was passed and became law in June.

