Author: Ashley Denuzzo
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We Day sees crowd of 6,000 at annual visit to Region
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Engaging over 6,000 students and educators, the Region of Waterloo played host to the Free the Children annual We Day event last week. Part-concert,
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‘Tis the season to be mingling
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Many people believe that the holiday season can be quite “depressing” for those without a significant other. Yes, sitting beside a cozy fire is
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Conservative MP’s talk screens questions, bans protesters at UW
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Stephen Woodworth’s last visit to the University of Waterloo was certainly memorable. In March 2013, the Kitchener Centre MP spoke in favour of Motion
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Police respond to Uptown break-in concerns
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Police met with community members to ask questions and share safety tips after a slew of car and house break-ins in Uptown Waterloo left
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Police face budget cuts
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The Waterloo Regional Police Service announced its preliminary budget last week, presenting a 4.7 per cent increase to the police services board. However, Matthew
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Prof creates invisibility cloak
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A University of Toronto professor and a PhD candidate have developed an invisibility cloak made out of a meta-material that allows objects to appear
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Cell phones proven to disrupt sleep cycles
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Scientific studies are finding that sleeping with, or near, a cellphone can have serious adverse effects on health. A 2010 study conducted by Pew
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Region sees mass growth
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Waterloo region has experienced significant growth over the past ten years. In fact, the Region is one of two Ontario municipalities to exceed growth
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Upgrades considered for King St. N
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Collectively, the City of Waterloo and Region of Waterloo have budgeted roughly $3 million to improve Waterloo’s streetscape. It started in 2010, when an
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McMullan’s and others at 56 King see little progress
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Three months after roof damage forced McMullan’s pub to close, little progress has been made. And Chuck McMullan, the owner of the restaurant, is
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