Don’t write off your right to vote
On Nov. 5, citizens across the province will have the chance to exercise their democratic power by voting…
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The mayoral candidates face off at Concordia
Plante and Coderre talked construction, Montreal 375 spending and Bill 62 Montreal mayoral candidates Denis Coderre and Valérie…
Concordia responds to the U.S. elections
University students mobilize in Montreal after Trump wins the U.S. elections Since the results of the U.S. presidential…
For Concordia students—Community Matters
Outcome of the CSU general elections The Community Matters affiliation took the vote in the CSU general election,…
Choose your ASFA executive team
Arts and science students are encouraged to come out to the ballot box for the ASFA Annual General…
Municipal candidates address student concerns
Montreal’s city councillor candidates for the Peter-McGill and Loyola districts spoke with The Concordian about how students’ concerns…
Think hard before you vote PQ
As of September 4, people will be rushing to the polls to decide who will be the next premier of Quebec. Can Jean Charest join a legend like Robert Bourassa and become the premier of Quebec an incredible four times? Only time will tell. I am, however, sure of one thing: we cannot have Pauline Marois and the Parti Quebecois lead Quebec.
Executive and JMSB positions acclaimed in GSA election
While the three executive positions and the John Molson School of Business directors’ positions have already been acclaimed, eight candidates are running for a total of six seats in arts and science, and nine are running for the six in engineering and computer science.