Author: Ashley Denuzzo
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Tutoring moves online
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NEW WESTMINSTER (CUP) — When Douglas College business student Miguel Kudry was looking for last-minute help on an assignment and couldn’t find the resources
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White poppies spark controversy
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A controversial campaign in Ottawa has students and professionals largely divided. The political stir was caused by a “white poppy” campaign for Remembrance Day
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Locals pitch to Dragons
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People are constantly struggling to lose weight, get in shape and maintain good health and fitness. They invest in gym memberships and buy
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Event considers challenges for women in tech
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Women in the field of computer sciences and engineering are reportedly underrepresented. And according to professionals in the industry, something needs to be done.
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Event held ‘to honour our past’
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Waterloo Region gathered in uptown Waterloo on Monday morning to remember and honour those who fought in war. The annual Remembrance Day ceremony began
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‘Smarter Cities’ wraps up challenge
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The City of Waterloo has earned a grant from the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge, which aimed to address some of the critical challenges facing
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Exchange students impact learning experience
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The number of international students choosing to take their studies to Canadian universities has doubled in the last decade, with 12 per cent of
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Liberals say ‘no’
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Alcohol will continue to be distributed by Crown corporations, as the Liberal party has made it clear that convenience store realtors will not sell
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New 548 area code for K-W
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A new area code, 548, will be introduced into southwestern Ontario come June 2015. Waterloo Region will be amongst those included in the new
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Inter-city transit pushed
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Improved inter-city rail transit to the Region of Waterloo was recently discussed by regional council, who are advocating new solutions to an alleged traffic
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