Bill 21 makes it to the Supreme Court of Canada
The law prohibiting religious wear from jobs in the public sector is being challenged.
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Quebec government tuition hikes put Italian cultural hub at risk
Concordia’s Cineforum Italiano is grappling with budget cuts. Concordia’s Department of Classics, Modern Languages, and Linguistics put out…
Libya’s flood: who bears the victims?
By • • Graphic by Lily Cowper/@lilycowper Storm Daniel meets Libya’s fractured infrastructures and political landscape, revealing a…
The Check-In Podcast by Emily Pasquarelli #1 – “It wasn’t your fault”
Welcome to the Check-In Podcast, hosted by Emily Pasquarelli, a first year journalism student and a huge advocate…
What’s really happening in Chile?
The social unrest and constant riots beginning on Oct. 14 have really taken a toll on Chile, which…
Ignoring Islamophobia doesn’t make it go away
When an ostrich realizes they’re in danger and they can’t run away, they fall to the ground and…
The U.S. government shutdown
Why we should care about the government shutdown in the U.S. The U.S. government has shut down yet…
O Canada, home of the lucky ones
Oh, Canada. The land we often associate with tolerance, diversity and acceptance––especially when it comes to immigration and…
Francois Legault does not speak for a majority
How much of a mandate does Legault of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) party really have? News media…
The religious symbol ban is backwards
Ban. Forbid. Prohibit. Most would assume these words are associated with important issues like banning plastic bags, forbidding…
How many migrants can the world manage?
Considering the concrete facts about migration, the United States’s actions don’t line up In most of our lives,…
The importance of independent newspapers
All levels of student government should support student news media at Concordia I think most people would agree…