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No Arts and Science Candidates In CSU By-Election
Mural Painted in Pointe-St.-Charles Shows Solidarity With Global Protests
Montreal Zero Waste Festival: From the Community, For the Community
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Stingers 77, UQAM 71: Women’s Basketball Clinches Win in Home Opener
Shut Up and Dribble: BREAKING: Old White Man Does Racist Thing, Actually Gets Fired
Men’s Soccer National Championships: “Bleus” Monday
All-Around Artist Awwful Lands New Single “Take Me”
Resonant Automata Take Centre Stage at the SAT
This Week’s Fringe Cal Sucks, Do Not Go to These Events
Concordia Fibres Students Explore the Creative Potential of Textile Arts
Letter to the Editor: Denouncing Council Candidates
The Minority Government Is No Tragedy
Did You Know About The Upcoming Referendum for a Fall Reading Week?
Peoples’ History: Step Aside Fab Five, and Make Way for the Famous Five
Sex Ed(itorial): Having a Healthy Sex Life When You Don’t Feel Healthy
Marie-Joseph Angélique: A Story Untold
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The Struggle of Being Yourself in the Midst of Diversity
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Dr. Myrna Lashley Is Resilient in the Face of Hate
A Story of Activism: Reflections on Her Journey
Dr.Myrna Lashley, a professor, activist and change maker, was elected as this year’s English spokesperson during Black History Month in Montreal.
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Toolkit for New and Returning Concordia Students
Resources for Student Parents, Arts Students and Financial Tips
Here are some handy resources for new and returning students.
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Continuing The Fight Against Concordia’s Rape Culture
What You Need to Know About Campus Sexual Violence
This year Concordia’s administration faced one of its biggest public relations scandals in recent years.
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The Year In Student Unions
This Year’s Forecast for the CSU and AVEQ
So, what will you be paying for this year?
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Montreal’s Gentrification, Neighbourhood by Neighbourhood
A Look at Three Developing Areas
Many of Montreal’s neighbourhoods are gentrifying. Some areas are far along in the process, and others are just beginning to accelerate.
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Montreal Activists Stand in Solidarity With Palestine
The Conflict in Palestine and Activism in Montreal
The relationship between events in Palestine and the support through activism shown in Montreal. This timeline takes a look at the different events in both Palestine and Montreal, and remembers the Netanyahu Riots.
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Opioids: Preparation Could Save a Life
Opiate Users at Risk, Contamination Poses Threat in Street Drugs
A look at the drugs contaminated with fentanyl in Montreal, how to prevent an overdose, and how to react during an overdose.
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Why the Police in Quebec Keep Ignoring the Far-Right
Fascism and Policing Go Hand in Hand
From its historic rise in the early 20th century to Quebec today, fascism and policing have always gone hand in hand.
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Fighting the Fascist Problem on University Campuses
Anti-Fascism Requires Links With the Community
Quebec has a fascism problem.
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The IWW Is Making Labour Anti-Fascist Again
How Worker’s Unions are Involved in the Fight against Fascism
Back in the 1920s, the Industrial Workers of the World, the historic union known for its opposition to capitalism and demand for direct democracy in the workplace, was a vocal opponent of the Ku Klux Klan.
