Author: H.G. Watson
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Developers get their hands on Iron Horse trail
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After a heated city council vote, Waterloo is moving ahead with plans to redevelop a portion of the Iron Horse Trail. On June 10,
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Storify: Waterloo votes on selling the Iron Horse Trail
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Bike share coming to Waterloo Region
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Waterloo Region may soon be home to not just one, but two bicycle-sharing programs. Both Grand River Public Bike Sharing (GRPBS) and The Working
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Bringing the farm into the city
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March has begun, yet on a Wednesday in Kitchener, the ground is still covered in two feet of snow and there’s a distinct chill
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Getting exposure or getting exploited?
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In a crowded conference room in a downtown Toronto hotel, the atmosphere is tense. It’s the 75th annual Canadian University Press Conference and it
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Precarious work a growing issue
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With an increasing amount of students about to graduate into the precarious and rapidly changing job market, one class at Wilfrid Laurier University is
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Murder brings light to underbelly of K-W sex trade
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Kelsey Louise Felker’s name can now sadly be added to the ever-growing list of sex workers who have been killed or are missing in
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Finding the “cool” in Waterloo
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Waterloo has an arts problem. At least, that’s what they say. People seem to believe that cool, fun things aren’t happening in this city,
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Idle No More goes nationwide
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On a cold, windy day in late December, approximately 30 people are gathered at the Speaker’s Corner at King and Frederick Streets in Kitchener.
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Kitchener joins Idle No More movement
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Local First Nations leaders and community members gathered Friday in Kitchener to show solidarity with other Idle No More demonstrations across the country. At
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