Author: Justin Smirlies
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Ashley Smith tragedy takes centre stage
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In recent years, a dialogue regarding mental health has been slowly growing but there is always room for more discussion. University of Waterloo’s (UW)
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GrandLinq chosen for the Region’s light rail system
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Construction plans for the Light Rail Transit (LRT) in Waterloo Region are in motion. A $532 million bid proposed by the consortium GrandLinq to
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Curbing our obsession with TV’s most powerful males
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There have been many altercations that I’ve experienced where I’m left walking away wishing that I said something a lot smoother and conniving. For
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Editor’s Note: ‘Dear Life’ allegations
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Two weeks ago, in the Feb. 12 issue of The Cord, we received an anonymous ‘Dear Life’ through our online form making an allegation
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Residence don at Laurier faces theft charges
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Following the arrest of former Wilfrid Laurier University residence don Jeremiah Rojas on Feb. 9 and 13, the university and the Waterloo Regional Police
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Waterloo takes the plunge in support of KidsAbility
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Deirdre Large decided that this year was finally the year to take the plunge. After watching the past two K-W Polar Plunges, she realized
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Fish, get into it!
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You can read Anna’s recipe on her blog here. As most of you probably know, fish is a very healthy meat, we all hear
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Laurier takes a decisive game one against the Varsity Blues
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Despite being outshot during the first half of the game, the Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey team was able to capture a 4-1 win in
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Residence don accused of stealing $20,000 worth of items from WCH, Little House
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Waterloo Regional Police Services (WRPS) have arrested 23-year-old Wilfrid Laurier University student and residence don Jeremiah Rojas in connection to a string of thefts
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Locals urge to plan ahead to avoid impaired driving
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On Feb. 3, the Waterloo Regional Police Service charged five impaired drivers in the span of six hours in Cambridge. Following the incidences, questions
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