New PGSS executives elected
PGSS elections closed this Friday, and resulted in the appointment of a seasoned executive committee and the approval of all referendum questions. The strength of… Read More »New PGSS executives elected
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Canadians planning return to Gaza
Israeli blockade and fears of weapons trafficking hindering relief efforts
Students occupy CREPUQ office
Thousands march for accessible education in ASSÉ led demo; police confirm five arrests, investigate two injuries
New union prepares for collective bargaining with McGill
Research employees struggling to contact members, begin negotiations
Montreal Auditor General sues city employees
Montreal Auditor General Jacques Bergeron has decided to sue the municipal employees responsible for hacking into his confidential emails
Nunavik set to vote for regional government
Inuit community will vote to end long struggle for self-governance
Concordia Student Union sues to leave CFS
McGill grad students also taking student federation to court
Students occupy Ministry of Finance
Police investigating possible injuries; FECQ occupy Minister’s premises in Lac-St-Jean
Prof joins in student movement
UQAM Professor describes joining UC Berkeley tuition hike protest
NDP makes post-secondary education an election priority
MP campaigning for increased federal involvement in accessibility and transparency
Filipina live-in caregivers pursue human rights complaint
Complaints against immigration consultant neglected by federal and provincial governments
Students question Hebrew University partnership
New partnership launched last November; concerns focus on human rights program
McGill questions the prospects of peace in partitioned Sudan
Panellist concerned Sudan troubles overshadowed by Arab revolutions
Concordia students host forum on conflict minerals
Smuggling minerals like tin, tungsten, and coltan out of countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) helps to finance conflict in the… Read More »Concordia students host forum on conflict minerals
Harper government toppled
Conservatives found in contempt of Parliament, early May election predicted