Stingers/Carabin: cancelled. In the running in Côte-de-Liesse. From the NHL to Concordia. In support of free speech.

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• Several media pick up news of the cancellation of this evening's Stingers football game against the Université de Montreal Carabins in the wake of a gastroenteritis outbreak in the Carabins dressing room. The game, which was to be played at the Université de Montréal CEPSUM, will not be re-scheduled: Le Journal de Montréal, La Presse,CTVnews.ca, Radio-Canada.ca (reprised by MSN sports), TVAsports.ca, 98,5FM.ca.
• The Suburban writes that Concordia history and philosophy student Salman Farah will run for a Montreal city council seat in the Côte-de-Liesse district in November's municipal elections.
• Hockey Buzz writes that Carl Neill, a fifth-round pick of the NHL's Vancouver Canucks in 2015, has gone back to school, at Concordia, and is playing with the Stingers this year.
• The Western University Gazette reports that there are efforts underway to open a Concordia chapter of the group, Students in Support of Free Speech.

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