Region sees mass growth
Waterloo region has experienced significant growth over the past ten years In fact, the Region is one of two Ontario municipalities to exceed growth expectations “In 2001...
Tutoring moves online
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 he desired, he...
White poppies spark controversy
A controversial campaign in Ottawa has students and professionals largely divided The political stir was caused by a “white poppy” campaign for Remembrance Day that...
Locals pitch to Dragons
People are constantly struggling to lose weight, get in shape and maintain good health and fitness They invest in gym memberships and buy organic food in order to...
Do not take business casual so casually
According to Forbes, business casual is defined as “relating to or denoting a style of clothing that is less formal than traditional business wear, but is still intended to...
Deans send warning after share sites found
Last week, Wilfrid Laurier University students were notified via an email from their faculty dean that an incidence of academic misconduct had been discovered and were...
‘Smarter Cities’ wraps up challenge
The City of Waterloo has earned a grant from the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge, which aimed to address some of the critical challenges facing cities Waterloo first earned...
Exchange students impact learning experience
The number of international students choosing to take their studies to Canadian universities has doubled in the last decade, with 12 per cent of students on campuses being born...
Liberals say ‘no’
Alcohol will continue to be distributed by Crown corporations, as the Liberal party has made it clear that convenience store realtors will not sell beer and wine anytime...
Bill 60 moves ahead
Wireless consumers in Ontario may be protected by new provincial legislation if the proposed Bill 60, the Wireless Services Agreements Act, is passed is the legislature Bill 60...