Following a 19-month shutdown, karaoke bars and nightclubs reopen in all of Quebec On Nov. 15, dancing and karaoke singing became part of Montreal’s nightlife…
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A march in solidarity with the transgender community precedes Nov. 20, the Transgender Day of Remembrance Kicking off a weekend of events for the Transgender…
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NewsSwept Under the Rug
Quebec’s HIV/AIDS Services Continue Being Defunded
by Zachary Fortier November 16, 2021The COCQ-SIDA has rung the alarm about its funding crisis from the federal and provincial governments. There are now less than five months remaining until…
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Why does Quebec make us choose a bank based on which one sucks the least? Upon meeting a new friend, one might be asked their…
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Features
Parlez-vous français? Concordia students reflect on the potential outcomes of Bill 96
by Lola Kalder November 2, 2021How Bill 96 is sparking a fiery debate in the city of Montreal The November municipal elections are fast approaching and, more than ever, young…
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Concordia University Television (CUTV) hosts trans-advocate Celeste Trianon to speak on Bill 2 The Quebec National Assembly tabled Bill 2 on Thursday, Oct. 21, which…
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Commentary
What’s the Consensus: Should Concordia have made vaccines mandatory for in-person learning?
by Maggie Morris October 7, 2021How do we feel about schools mandating COVID vaccines? When vaccine passports came into effect in Quebec on Sept.1, a place that was notably missing…
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News
Legault Government to invest $1 billion incentive into the nursing industry
by Gabriela Villarroel October 6, 2021In an attempt to attract more nurses to stay in Quebec, new incentives are being created by the provincial government. On Sept. 23, Premier François…
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News
Liberal Party wins the federal election: results unchanged since 2019
by Bogdan Lytvynenko September 28, 2021Meanwhile, Concordia University witnessed a rather smooth voting procedure on both campuses Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will continue to lead the country with a minority…
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We caught up with gym members as Quebec fitness centers close again On March 26, the perseverance of fitness enthusiasts was finally rewarded when gyms…
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News
Thousands of Montrealers gather to protest violence against the Asian community
by Anna Justen March 27, 2021One of the protest’s organizers tells us how we can show continued support Calls to “Stop Asian hate!” echoed through the streets of Montreal on…
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CommentaryStudent Life
Canada’s costly new mandatory quarantine unfairly punishes international students
by Diane Yeung March 16, 2021Canada’s latest travel restrictions will incur exorbitant costs for those with student visas Following a slew of winter vacationers to the Caribbean and Mexico, new…