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Patrick Sullivan (1974–2026): ‘You couldn’t ask for a better colleague’

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By Daniel Bartlett
| concordia.ca
Anyone who worked on Concordia’s Loyola Campus likely knew Patrick Sullivan, or at least knew his smile. The longtime Facilities Management employee, remembered for his warmth, humour and generosity, passed away suddenly on March 10, 2026, at the age of 51. His death has left colleagues across Concordia grieving the loss of someone many describe not simply as a co-worker, but a friend.
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Concordia makes Canada’s Greenest Employers list for 2026

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By Daniel Bartlett
| concordia.ca
Concordia’s sustainability efforts are gaining national recognition — again. The university has been named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers for 2026. The award, presented by Mediacorp Canada Inc., organizer of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, recognizes organizations that embed sustainability into their operations and foster a culture of environmental awareness and action. For Concordia, the recognition reflects the depth and breadth of its sustainability efforts.
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Concordians now share Loyola Campus with a rare pair of breeding ravens

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By Daniel Bartlett
| concordia.ca
A nesting pair of ravens at Concordia’s Loyola Campus is offering a rare glimpse into how urban biodiversity is taking shape. The birds have established a nest on the Psychology (PY) Building, where they are preparing to raise their young through the spring and early summer. As a highly adaptable and intelligent species, they can take advantage of urban environments when conditions are right — offering a visible, real-time example of how these spaces can support wildlife.
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