Carl Bindman News Today

The increasing demands to revive the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement at Concordia University cannot be ignored or dismissed.

I am writing this letter to apologize and address a serious oversight on my part in the preparation and publication of a recent article.

In 2019 they passed Bill 21, which bans people whose religious expression includes a hijab, kippah or turban, among others, from certain positions in the public service. This unjustifiably violates the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Quebec Charter.

The Link is calling for Woodall to make a public apology for hurting members of the Palestinian community. We call on Woodall to resign from his position based on the eyewitness testimony of his completely inappropriate and racist interaction with Palestinian students.

Quebec’s steep tuition hike for out-of-province students harms diversity and accessibility. Reverse the policy for affordable education.

Concordia’s administration needs to be held accountable. Despite claiming the title of innovative institution, the university has fallen short in making students feel safe and taking responsibility for its actions, which affect tens of thousands of individuals per year.

The Link has been advocating for better working conditions and fair pay for better advocacy journalism. In order to fight for those things, The Link will be on the CSU and GSA ballot for a fee levy increase.