Author: Ashley Denuzzo
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Uptown’s Brick Brewery closing, expanding in Kitchener
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After thirty years, Brick Brewery Co. Limited will no longer be offering “Brick Tours” to the public. The popular local brewery plans to close…
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Don’t walk on the hawk – The background of a tradition
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The golden hawk on the floor of the first level of the Fred Nichols Campus Centre has a well-known tradition surrounding it, but…
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Waterloo’s first board game café coming soon
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Jeanette Menezes and Sean Wilson are excited to get “board.” The young couple has launched Games on Tap, Waterloo’s first board game café. Games…
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Feline film festival hits K-W
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It all started with a cat, a camera and YouTube. Just for Cats is a Canada-wide film festival that promotes cat welfare, while entertaining…
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McMullan’s Pub ready to reopen
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It’s been almost a year since Chuck McMullan has been allowed to step inside his pub — and he’s frustrated with the delay. “Check…
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Police disclosure of mental health information questioned
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Ellen Richardson was ready for her dream vacation. This was until she was denied entrance into the United States due to an event from…
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Students find home in Waterloo Region post-graduation
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For some, four years in Waterloo just isn’t enough. An increasing number of students have decided to call K-W their new home once they…
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Groups seek research on pesticides
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Major environmental groups are calling on the federal government to take action on declining bee populations. A conditional agreement with pesticide producers that called…
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University worth the cost
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A lot of people ask me if it was worth $8,000 a year to get a degree in English. I tell them “no.” I…
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Police get trained in mental health
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Sometimes, even the city’s law enforcement officers need a little more training. Waterloo Regional Police Services representatives recently attended a convention in Toronto to…
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