Lost, hungry, cold and scared they left the makeshift detention centre at 629 Eastern Ave. one-by-one. To greet them were strangers who had come with food, drinks and... » Full Story
TORONTO—About 350 protesters turned out on June 24 in front of Queen's Park, Ontario's legislature, as part of a First Nations protest in conjunction with the 2010... » Full Story
Follow The Link throughout the 2010 G20 Summit in Toronto by checking this site regularly from June 23 to 28.
Justin Giovannetti, The Link's... » Full Story
Last week, 9,000 academics and delegates flocked to Concordia for the 2010 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, taking our downtown campus by scholarly storm. They... » Full Story
Quebec’s minimum wage increased by 50 cents on May 1, as the province’s 320,000 lowest paid workers will now make $9.50 an hour.
Despite rising at nearly three times... » Full Story
At its longest meeting this year, the Arts and Science Federation of Associations’ Council voted on April 8 to ban political parties from future elections.
During... » Full Story
The thermometer read 13 C when the tunnel running below de Maisonneuve Boulevard, linking the Hall building and Guy-Concordia metro, was opened three months behind schedule on... » Full Story
et in a small triangular park at the corner of Cazelais Street and St-Remi Street, the weathered green sign reads “Village des Tanneries.”
Although one in 10... » Full Story
When Quebec Minister of Finance Raymond Bachand released the province’s controversial new budget last Tuesday, he did so while wearing a pair of repaired shoes.
By... » Full Story
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