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After management woes and pandemic slowdowns, The Woodnote is beginning to take shape After opening in 2020, The Woodnote Solidarity Cooperative has faced many challenges.…

Why does Quebec make us choose a bank based on which one sucks the least? Upon meeting a new friend, one might be asked their…

How Bill 96 is sparking a fiery debate in the city of Montreal The November municipal elections are fast approaching and, more than ever, young…

How do we feel about schools mandating COVID vaccines? When vaccine passports came into effect in Quebec on Sept.1, a place that was notably missing…

The CIUSSS West-Central Montreal is having two pop-up vaccinations clinics on campus Despite Montreal’s 80 per cent vaccination rate of those who have received one…

Global shipping issues and high demand led to product scarcity in Montreal’s outlet The world’s largest furniture retailer does not have enough supply to match…

Pictured left to right: Sam Miriello, Fabiola Ngamaleu Teumeni   As the federal and city elections draw near many current and past Concordians are finding…

Two friends bike 100 laps around Circuit Gilles Villeneuve to relieve food insecurity in Quebec It’s 5 a.m. at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, known as “The…

A look into Concordia students’ passion for fashion Over the past few years, trend cycles have accelerated exponentially. A combination of fast fashion, social media…

How students feel towards their advisors, and the University’s response At Concordia, the main way for students to communicate issues regarding their academics is through…

 Over 100 students have signed the #refund2020 petition, aiming for economic and academic justice at the university A new student campaign called #refund2020 was launched…

This year’s CSU elections seem to have taken students by surprise Students had the opportunity to vote last week in the CSU general elections, but…