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Teens show great resolve through pandemic, Premier Ford warns of flood of Quebecers into Ontario, BioNTech confident their vaccine will work against new coronavirus variant.

December 22 2020 // Shanellie Marie // News
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Teens show great resolve through pandemic

Young people generally feel very protective of those around them when it comes to COVID-19, according to a new survey polling over 3000 teens in Quebec.

Tent city in flames, Quebec cases surge, Quebec moves towards free menstrual products

December 5 2020 // Shanellie Marie // News
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Tent city in flames

A downtown tent city where several homeless people live caught fire on Saturday. 

CTV News reports one tent was completely destroyed, others were damaged.

Concordia proposes new strategies to ease pandemic-related stress, study shows that Canadian`s mental health is deteriorating, United-Kingdom first to authorize Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine

December 3 2020 // News
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Cedric Gallant

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Concordia proposes new strategies to ease pandemic-related stress. 

Concordia is proposing new measures to ease exam pressure due to pandemic-related stress.

Elliott Page announces he is transgender, Mafia perks in Casinos prompts audit, B.C. Hospitals under fire for Anti-Indigenous discrimination

December 1 2020 // News
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Elliott Page announces he is transgender

Famous Canadian actor Elliott Page has announced he is transgender.

Protesters call on province to divest from English language schools, Police evacuate mall following gas related incident.

November 28 2020 // News
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Protesters call on province to divest from English language schools

New research shows trends in the drug overdose crisis, Montreal increasing aid for the homeless, Longueil’s Mayor operation to kill 15 deer cancelled

November 24 2020 // News
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Hadassah Alencar

 

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New research shows trends in the drug overdose crisis

Researchers from Universite de Montreal have found that the drug overdose crisis is more complicated than it seems.

New research shows trends in the drug overdose crisis, Montreal increasing aid for the homeless, Longueil’s Mayor operation to kill 15 deer cancelled

November 24 2020 // News
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Hadassah Alencar

 

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New research shows trends in the drug overdose crisis

Researchers from Universite de Montreal have found that the drug overdose crisis is more complicated than it seems.

Quebec First Nations worry about moose populations, others receive housing funding, Third company reports successful vaccine

November 23 2020 // News
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Cedric Gallant

Luca Caruso-Moro

 

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Quebec First Nations say vital moose populations are scarce

Quebec First Nations say the moose population around their communities is dwindling.

CSU by-election results

November 22 2020 // Shanellie Marie // News
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CSU by-election results

Concordia students voted on several key issues last week at the CSU by-election.

Students voted overwhelmingly in support of a fall reading week, which would either be a break at the beginning or end of the semester. 

Quebec deciding on holiday gatherings, Quebec seeks better relationship with Indigenous communities, McGill sports team changes name to Redbirds

November 17 2020 // News
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Hadassah Alencar

 

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Quebec preparing for holiday celebrations

With the holiday season fast approaching Quebec announced it will plan for family gatherings.

Police respond to threat in Ubisoft building, Explosion causes REM delays, McGill students form a fight club

November 13 2020 // Shanellie Marie // News
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Police respond to threat in Ubisoft building

A large portion of Montreal’s Mile-End neighborhood was blocked off by police on Friday, 

Schools may be forced to leave windows open over winter, new poll shows worries over French language, COVID-19 vaccine

November 10 2020 // News
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Reporter Hadassah Alencar

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Schools may be forced to leave windows open over winter

Montreal schools with poor ventilation may be forced to leave windows open in the winter. 

Schools may be forced to leave windows open over winter, new poll shows worries over French language, COVID-19 vaccine

November 10 2020 // News
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Reporter Hadassah Alencar

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Schools may be forced to leave windows open over winter

Montreal schools with poor ventilation may be forced to leave windows open in the winter. 

CSU councillors get legal, All eyes on MI'KMA'KI

November 1 2020 // Shanellie Marie // News
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CSU Councillors get legal 

CSU councillors got legal on Sunday night.

Hersh Filler, Sarah Mezhero, Matthew Benzrihem, and Isaih Joyner discussed complaints against each other with the Concordia Judicial board.

Protesters call for reduced police spending, Quebec surpasses 100,000 cases of Covid-19, Quebec town changes name

October 25 2020 // Shanellie Marie // News
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Protesters call for reduced police spending 

Protestors gathered again over the weekend in Montreal calling on the city to defund the police.

Hundreds of protestors gathered in Sir Wilfred Laurier park on Saturday.

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