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Does anyone have more concrete evidence about the bomb threat? Chitu 18:41, 17 August 2005 (UTC) reply

Does anyone have proof that its the most politically active CEGEP, I go to CEGEP in Montreal and I've never heard of them being any more Politically Active than any other CEGEP. Just being close to another CEGEP is not proof. If anyone has a problem with my edit they can change it back, but give substantive proof first.