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CSU votes to conduct formal review of enuf Canada contract

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By Sean Richard
| The Link Verified
The union also approved an appointment to the senate and a new signing officer The CSU voted to conduct a formal review of its contract with enuf Canada at the recent council meeting. Graphic Naya Hachwa The Concordia Student Union (CSU) voted to conduct a formal review of the union’s contract with enuf Canada at a regular council meeting (RCM) on Sept. 16. CSU sustainability coordinator Zoe Erika-Okoye brought the motion to re-examine the termination of the union's 2025-2030 contract with enuf.
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A musical and refreshing event for a good cause

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By Sean Richard
| CNHI News Verified
Stephen Cohen and Valerie Stuckey didn’t realize that a small lemonade stand for their eldest daughter would become a community event that people in the West Island would look forward to every year. When their oldest daughter, Lianne, was 6 years old, she started her own lemonade stand after seeing another kid run one. At the end of her day, she made $30 and spoke with her parents about how she could donate it.
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A musical and refreshing event for a good cause

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By Sean Richard
| The Suburban Verified
Stephen Cohen and Valerie Stuckey didn’t realize that a small lemonade stand for their eldest daughter would become a community event that people in the West Island would look forward to every year. When their oldest daughter, Lianne, was 6 years old, she started her own lemonade stand after seeing another kid run one. At the end of her day, she made $30 and spoke with her parents about how she could donate it.
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