Decolonization at Concordia: What is it, and how it is going?
National Truth and Reconciliation Day is right around the corner — let’s talk For the second time since…
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At work with Memento Cycles
Three entrepreneurs use their knowledge and experience to produce handmade high-quality bicycles. Ronny Perez Jaramillo, Mathieu P. Hamel…
Nunavimmiut Scholars: Testimonies of purpose
Students from Quebec’s northernmost region go through thick and thin to have post-secondary education. Four of them shared…
We are the voice of the people
A Montreal homeless shelter coordinator shares his experience working during the peak of the Omicron wave. When John…
‘You’re creating your own life based on what you want:’ Meet the owner of Cocktail Bomb Shop
Kiana Gomes, a second year journalism student at Concordia, started a bakeshop in the middle of the pandemic…
A Letter to Yourself
Dear Me, The pandemic was not kind to you this past year, but it could have been worse…
Where should Montreal plant its coveted 500,000 trees?
The city’s government must find a place for the urban forest it promises by 2030 As Christmas trees…
The Woodnote Solidarity Cooperative — a year and a half into the project
After management woes and pandemic slowdowns, The Woodnote is beginning to take shape After opening in 2020, The…
Why banking sucks here
Why does Quebec make us choose a bank based on which one sucks the least? Upon meeting a…
Parlez-vous français? Concordia students reflect on the potential outcomes of Bill 96
How Bill 96 is sparking a fiery debate in the city of Montreal The November municipal elections are…
Life of L’Ange
From a man who once lived on the streets to one who now gives back to his community…
Living with Stage 4 Cancer: Nalie Agustin’s Journey to Inspiring the World
Best-selling author, public speaker, and social media influencer has made it her mission to spread light and hope…