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Anti-police brutality protest turns chaotic
By Audrey Folliot March 20, 2012In the end, 226 protesters were arrested, 36 in isolated cases, and the others in a mass arrest, according to police chief Marc Parent.
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The strike is on
By Marilla Steuter-Martin March 13, 2012Last Wednesday’s general assembly got off to a rough start, after it began an hour late due to slow registration and technical difficulties with the live stream. Students filed into the four designated areas, H-110, the 7th floor Hall lounge, the LB building and Loyola’s The Hive, making for an estimated 1,500 students in attendance, out of a possible 35,000 undergraduates.
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Photos: Montreal students protest tuition hikes outside Stock Exchange
By The Concordian February 17, 2012Photos by Navneet Pall
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McGill occupiers evicted
By Joel Ashak February 14, 2012After almost 115 hours, the nine students still occupying the sixth floor of the McGill James Administration building were evicted by Montreal police Sunday morning.
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‘The Internet is under attack’: protesters
By The Concordian February 14, 2012Approximately fifty people gathered in Norman Bethune Square on De Maisonneuve Boulevard last Friday to protest anti-piracy legislation currently making its way through the House of Commons.
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“Anglo-Franco committee” holds protest against tuition hikes
By The Concordian February 2, 2012Hundreds of students yelled and chanted their way across downtown Montreal on Feb. 2 to protest against tuition hikes — and when they did, they made sure their voices were heard in both official languages.
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Quebec students set to strike March 22
By The Concordian January 24, 2012MONTREAL (CUP) — After a day-long meeting on Jan. 21 in Quebec City, the Fédération étudiante universitaire du Québec (FEUQ) and the Fédération étudiante collégiale du Québec (FECQ) have reaffirmed the intention to strike on March 22 to protest rising university tuition fees.
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To strike or not to strike
By Shereen Ahmed Rafea January 17, 2012March 7 will be the day that undergraduate students decide on Concordia’s role in the province-wide battle against tuition fee hikes in Quebec.
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Artists protest Bonaventure police shooting
By The Concordian January 17, 2012Artists and activists gathered inside the Bonaventure metro station last Wednesday to remember Farshad Mohammadi, the 34-year-old homeless man who was shot and killed by Montreal police at the station earlier this month.
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Newly-appointed treasurer driving force in PepsiCo debacle
By Alyssa Tremblay January 10, 2012The end of last semester saw the creation of an Office of the Treasurer within Concordia University’s administration and the appointment of Marc Gauthier, former executive director of finance and business operations, to the position of university treasurer.
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Semester in preview
By Alyssa Tremblay January 10, 2012Though the break is over, the months ahead are looking anything but boring….