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Redbirds 12, Stingers 11: A down to the wire affair
The Stingers’ baseball team lost their season opener to the McGill Redbirds, but they didn’t go down without a fight
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Shut up and dribble: Not even chess is safe from trans panic
The International Chess Federation’s latest gambit is yet another instance of disguising transphobia as protecting cis women.
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Coach is away, but Stingers amped to play
The Concordia Stingers’ women’s rugby team has plenty to look forward to in the 2023-24 campaign.
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Concordia Recreational Sports Club: Socializing through sports
Want to be a student athlete minus all that time in the gym? The Concordia Recreational Sports Club is here to make your university year much brighter.
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Carabins 43, Stingers 12: Concordia loses in season home-opener
The Stingers football team fell to the Université de Montréal Carabins in their season home opener due to a rough second half.
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Shut Up and Dribble: The bittersweet story of Spain’s Women’s World Cup win
Women’s soccer and its working conditions are long overdue for not just a reform, but a complete overhaul that will allow it to grow towards the massive potential it has.
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The Many Flaws of All-Star Game Fan-Voting
Five Toronto Blue Jays players reached round two of fan-voting, but none made it to the American League starting roster? Really?
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An Afternoon Under the Van Horne Overpass
On top of being an incredibly versatile spot for skateboarders, the Mile-End skatepark is a beautiful place to be. The uniqueness of the gem lies in its endlessly colourful and characteristic industrial look.
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Canadian Soccer Needs to Be More Accessible
The Canadian men’s national soccer team has played some big games this summer and is still riding a high following their 2022 FIFA World Cup appearance. Soccer is growing in Canada, but that growth will not continue without some help from Canada’s major sporting networks.
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Shut Up and Dribble: When Advocacy in Hockey Becomes a “Distraction”
While simultaneously claiming that hockey is for everyone, the NHL has decided that no players would wear Pride jerseys on the ice anymore, nor any themed jersey for that matter.