Opinions
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Opinions
Bike Laws in Need of Updating
Montreal cyclists may have noticed something new during their daily commute. The last few weeks have seen a massive increase in police presence along routes frequented by cyclists, and tickets…
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Opinions
Editorial
There comes a time when large-scale acts of civil disobedience are necessary. That time is now.
In recent weeks, the City of Montreal and its police have violated the rights of hundreds of people by enforcing municipal bylaw P-6 to bring excessively violent ends to peaceful demonstrations in the city.
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Opinions
A Spectacle of Sexism
The National Women’s Show rolled into town recently, bringing with it the kind of old school sexism that dominated the 1950s.
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Opinions
Nah’msayin
Have you ever wondered how 20-something girls live? Care to come down the rabbit hole? Explore seven-and-a-half rooms of girly things sprawled out without care in an impromptu living-art performance, titled My Landlord is Selling the Apartment, now in its third month?
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Opinions
Catering to Concordia’s Needs
If you’re still blissfully unaware or unbothered by the lack of food options at Concordia, you’ve either not spent much time at the Loyola campus or you are a little too fond of overpriced and uninspiring meals.
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Opinions
Editorial
The Concordia Student Union and the university’s political culture have flat-lined. We don’t want to harp on the tired cliché that the student body is apathetic—we know that already. We know that nobody gives a damn. What we need to concentrate on is why.
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Opinions
Nah’msayin?
I like to think I’m sort of on top of my life occasionally, and I’ve been on the job hunt safari in the deep, twisted jungle of Craigslist.
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Opinions
Timing is Everything
Montreal is down one food bank for now, after the NDG Food Depot was kicked out of their building on the corner of Oxford St. and de Maisonneuve Blvd. last week.
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Opinions
On the Closing of the Croissanterie
Gentrification has long been the main motif for the Shaughnessy Village.