Author: Erika Ymana
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UPDATED: Lazaridis Students’ Society president acclamation fails
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The Lazaridis Students’ Society will have to look to an alternative process for a president after 50.17 per cent of voters voted “no” to…
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UPDATED: Jerin Baby officially disqualified as Lazaridis Students’ Society presidential candidate
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On February 4, the final day of voting for all student body elections, the Lazaridis Students’ Society released a statement regarding the disqualification of…
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Plans for online-only news are unconfirmed for Guelph Mercury
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Graphic by Lena Yang After 149 years of publication, the Guelph Mercury printed its last issue on January 29. The publication plans to continue…
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Women’s basketball drops thriller to Windsor Lancers
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Little mistakes caught up with Hawks as they lost 72-69 to Windsor Lancers
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Breaking the Silence aim for safe spaces for LGBTQ
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Graphic by Fani Hsieh While the number of hate crimes has dropped in the past five to six years, Waterloo Region is still working…
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Words of advice from Waterloo’s Dragon, Michael Wekerle
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Photo by Andreas Patsiaouros According to Michael Wekerle, Canadian investor, dragon on CBC’s Dragon’s Den and former Bay Street trader, there are three aspects…
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Uber-like phone app made by BBA student focuses on efficiency in snow plowing and lawn mowing
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Photo by Jessica Dik Jason McCann, a fourth-year Wilfrid Laurier University business student, just launched an app that will handle long and tiresome snow…
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Kitchener-Waterloo’s future is digital with new strategy implementation
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New strategy aims to create a tech-savvy community
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We Are Waterloo community art project: Capturing diversity
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Graphic by Fani Hsieh The City of Waterloo plans to capture the diversity of the Region through a year-long community art project titled, “We…
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Google’s new building in Kitchener seen as an investment
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Space on Breithaupt Street will now house over 350 engineer positions | Contributed Image Google unveiled its 185,000 square-foot building on January 14. Now…
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