The Link

The Link is a student-led, independent, non-profit multimedia outlet based at Concordia University. It releases a monthly magazine on the first Tuesday of every month during the fall and winter terms, while also providing daily updates and content on its website.

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CSU delays vote to fire chief electoral officer | News

2 weeks ago | thelinknewspaper.ca | India Das-Brown

Lack of meeting notice leads councillors to table motion On June 11, at the first regular council meeting of its new mandate, the Concordia Student Union (CSU) voted to postpone a motion to terminate its chief electoral officer (CEO) following concerns about procedural fairness and transparency. External affairs coordinator Danna Ballantyne presented the initial motion, citing months of unresponsiveness, bylaw violations during recent elections, and failure to notify the deputy electoral...
‘Enough is enough’: Montrealers protest seized Gaza-bound aid boat | News

2 weeks ago | thelinknewspaper.ca | India Das-Brown

Demonstration comes in response to interception of the Madleen ship and detention of 12 activists Hundreds of Montrealers took to the streets on the evening of June 9, demanding the release of the Freedom Flotilla crew aboard the vessel Madleen and urging Canadian and international governments to ensure the delivery of essential supplies to the Gaza Strip. The demonstration began at 5:30 p.m. outside the Israeli consulate in downtown Montreal, less than 24 hours after Israeli occupation...
UFC’s return to Montreal sends Tristar Gym into war preparation | Sports

2 months ago | thelinknewspaper.ca | Santiago Jimenez |Santiago Jiménez

Tristar’s long-awaited return to their hometown stage is only a month away Under the fluorescent lights of Montreal’s Tristar Gym, coaches and fighters alike prepare for battle.
Volume 45, Issue 12

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.
The kids are not alright | Opinions

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.
In Gaza, ‘We will cultivate it with seeds of love and irrigate it with blood and tears’ | News

Mar 12, 2025 | thelinknewspaper.ca | India Das-Brown

Resilience endures amid devastation of food and education systems in Gaza Dr. Ahmed Abu Shaban has seen his faculty building at Al-Azhar University in Gaza destroyed and rebuilt three times before Oct. 7, 2023.
A new approach to food security in Montreal | News

Mar 4, 2025 | thelinknewspaper.ca | India Das-Brown

Innovation Assistance is tackling food insecurity with a pay-what-you-can model Montreal’s grocery stores are full of choices—until you can’t afford them. But in one small Montreal food market, the rules are different.
Tunes from the moon | Fringe Arts

Mar 4, 2025 | thelinknewspaper.ca | India Das-Brown

Les Moontunes met in middle school and quickly formed a magic formula of heavy grooves, galactic ambience and blistering metal Ten years ago, Les Moontunes were just a group of high school kids watching live YouTube concerts together in a living room. Last summer, they found themselves in front of thousands, playing back-to-back shows in Montreal and St-Tite, Quebec. It was 2015 when the band played their first show—and, by necessity, they came up with their name the night before the gig....
Monetizing menstrual health | Opinions

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.
Volume 45, Issue 10

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.