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2 months ago | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Maria Cholakova |Alice Martin |Hannah Kazemi |Ryan Pyke
News Students report ongoing problems due to lack of organization, issues with communications and recurring problems at regular council meetings. News Concordia’s real estate holdings now include office buildings, an apartment building and various mixed-use spaces valued at over $1.4 billion.
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Mar 26, 2025 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
Child exploitation on social media is becoming a massive problem Family vlogging and “mommy vlogging” are two booming and controversial genres of social media content, where parents document their children’s lives for views.
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Mar 4, 2025 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
How application paywalls are gatekeeping crucial health information I downloaded my first period tracking app when I was 15.
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Mar 4, 2025 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi |Melissa Watson |Emma Augello |Maria Cholakova
Opinions Subscription-based menstrual applications are controlling access to essential health knowledge. Opinions Students for Better is promoting themselves as caring students who want a change to the CSU. They aren’t the right people to make these changes.
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Feb 18, 2025 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
In the past, book clubs were a modern means of women’s socialization The first time I remember truly feeling like I belonged was in my elementary school library’s book club. I was in Grade 5.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
Swim and loungewear brand Em&May emphasizes sustainability and quality over making a quick buck In her bustling Mile End studio, Emilie Pittman shapes more than just swim and loungewear.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
Saying no shouldn’t be uncomfortable When we talk about sexual kinks, we often think of extremes such as bondage, degradation, wax play or foot fetishes.
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
The complexities of drug reform in B.C. and what it means for Canada’s future A study in Drug and Alcohol Review found that drug-related mortality rates in Quebec have surged since 2012, with opioid deaths peaking at 2.7 per 100,000 people in 2020. As fatalities rise, the push for drug decriminalization has across Canada. On Jan. 31, 2023, British Columbia (B.C.) became the first Canadian province to decriminalize the use of certain illicit drugs in approved locations for personal use such as...
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Oct 22, 2024 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Anna Eliza Predoiu |Megan DeVoe |Megan Mills Devoe |Marco Deveaux |Hannah Kazemi
News Rising THC levels in cannabis are linked to increased risks of psychosis and mental health disorders among young users. News Blood donation bans for gay men no longer last a lifetime, yet how much more inclusive are they?
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
thelinknewspaper.ca | Hannah Kazemi
Body neutrality isn’t the solution to body positivity Body neutrality is a perspective growing in popularity on body image. It encourages us to maintain an impartial position when thinking about our bodies and the way we look.
