Special Issue

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  Finding the Future of the Arctic in Lancaster Sound

  Carl Bindman – Published October 3, 2017

  Lancaster Sound, or Tallurutiup Imanga, is the nexus of the North.

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  Technology Is the Key to Self-Actualisation

  Arash Sharma – Published October 2, 2017

  In my view, the concerns over robots taking over our jobs is largely unwarranted.

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  Development of Immersive Environments and Virtual Reality in Montreal

  Erika Morris – Published October 3, 2017

  In Montreal, there’s a lot of work being done in the technology’s development. Virtual reality, or immersive environments, is a technology that lets a person dive into a new world through a set of glasses coupled with audio and hand tracking that monitors your position in a virtual environment.

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  Montreal is a Green City, Literally

  Shannon Carranco – Published October 3, 2017

  Non-profits like Santropol Roulant, POC, Alvéole, and the Hudson Food Collective are pioneers in innovative, sustainable urban agriculture.

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  Concordia Stingers Video Coach Prove Training isn’t All Muscles

  Dawn Kagan-Fleming – Published October 3, 2017

  Concordia’s women’s hockey team will have a full-time video coordinator for the first time since the program’s inception.

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  Labour Organizing for Tomorrow

  Jon Milton – Published October 3, 2017

  This generation is a generation of crisis, and at the individual level, these intersecting crises manifest themselves through a force that everyone must interact with: work.

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  Concordia’s Vision as a “Next-Generation University”

  Kelsey Litwin – Published October 3, 2017

  How will the university ensure that those new hires spend as much time with students as they do with their research? “That’s absolutely a fair question,” said Provost Graham Carr.

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  Ride or Die, Repair Don’t Cry

  Carl Bindman – Published September 5, 2017

  Here’s a very complete list of things that are good: Bicycles and the folks that repair them. Below are places where those can be found around Concordia.

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  A Primer on Concordia’s Board of Governors

  Miriam Lafontaine – Published September 5, 2017

  The Board of Governors is the highest decision making body in the university. But who are they, and what do they actually do?

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  How Students Can Actively—and Easily—Fight Gentrification

  Kelsey Litwin – Published September 5, 2017

  The Link spoke with Fred Burrill and Hannah Brais to understand what gentrification is and the role that students play.