Concordia student forced to leave Canada after losing hours at his workplace Quebec’s economy is gradually recovering from the damage brought on by the COVID-19…
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Sports
Sports in Quebec are controlled differently than elsewhere during the pandemic
by Thomas Allitt October 20, 2020Soccer is one sports where the province differs in its COVID-19 restrictions With most of Quebec in the red zone, new regulations have been put…
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News
28-day challenge: No friends to break COVID’s second wave
by Anne-Sophie Bergeron October 5, 2020A surge of COVID-19 cases bumps several regions into the red zone The Quebec Minister of Public Health and Social Services, Christian Dubé, announced during…
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News
The 2nd annual climate protest took place in Montreal last weekend, and here’s what you need to know
by Mina Collin October 3, 2020More needs to be done to deter a climate crisis, said organizers A protest for climate and social justice took place on Sept. 26, starting…
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This has not been the smoothest start to the fall semester. Concordia students are divided on the success of Zoom as a medium of instruction,…
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News
Breaking News: Premier Franḉois Legault announces Montreal is now in “red zone”
by Juliette Palin September 28, 2020With 797 new cases confirmed on Saturday, the city goes into high alert Montreal, Quebec City and Chaudière-Appalaches have been placed in the “red…
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Ontario Provincial Police arrest journalists after tension rises at 1492 Land Back Lane Karl Dockstader, a member of the Oneida Nation and journalist, was arrested…
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NewsUncategorized
Montreal back in “orange zone” as COVID-19 cases climb
by Juliette Palin September 21, 2020After a spike in COVID-19 cases, Montreal takes precautions On Sunday, Health Minister Christian Dubé announced that due to the rise in COVID-19 cases —…
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Concordia’s annual fundraiser takes on a new virtual reality with stride Rather than the usual collective walk from Sir George Williams campus to Loyola that…
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They’re protesting their displeasure about COVID-19, but it seems like there’s more than meets the eye. Thousands of people gathered on Sept. 12 in downtown…
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Opinions
It’s time to stop normalizing exhaustion in university students
by Maya Lach-Aidelbaum January 7, 2020As I was reading the coverage of the recent Quebec Student Union (QSU) study, which found that 58 per cent of students in Quebec struggle…
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Amazon Quebec would better serve “nationalist” clients, according to Quebec’s Premier. Premier François Legault and Minister of Economy and Innovation Pierre Fitzgibbon brought up the…