Some UQAM students vote to end protests

Students from UQAM's communication and languages association have voted to end their protests.

A general assembly was held Tuesday where questions about the protest movement were addressed.

Only about 200 students voted to continue, while about 700 others voted against it.

In the morning masked protesters interrupted classes at UQAM, shutting off light and computers.

The disturbance was in response to a move by the university, which obtained an injunction to prevent protesters from barring access to the university last week.

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  UQAM communication and languages students line up to vote on whether or not to continue protests Tuesday. Almost 80 per cent of students voted to end the protests.