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At a time when bands like the Tragically Hip, Great Big Sea and Jeff Healy played at the Laurier campus, Dan Dawson, current director
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Music, in one form or another, is an essential element of the university experience. Live bands play campus bars and other locations around town,
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On Sunday afternoon, a crowd of local residents and enjoyers of literature from across the country gathered at the Recordโs headquarters in Kitchener for
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This yearโs third annual Grand River Film Festival (GRFF) in Kitchener-Waterloo was an enriching cultural event that brought the community together to support contemporary
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Anyone even remotely familiar with performing art troup โBlue Man Groupโ knows that the experience is utterly incomparable, and their latest performance, at Kitchener
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The sun was shining; it was a great day for the undead to walk the streets. We gathered outside of Waterloo Town Square LCBO.
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After a summer tour that included slots at England’s Glastonbury and Paris’ Rock en Seine festivals, Metric found a few minutes to begin the
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Independent film-making can be difficult in Canada; especially when major Canadian broadcasters deem your subject matter unprofitable. Such was Paul Manlyโs situation when trying
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Secrets: everybody has one. Embarrassing moments, habits, hopes, confessions, desires and dreams โ keeping secrets is fairly synonymous with being human. Now imagine your
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Last Thursday night, Wilfโs was packed to the brim with aspiring musicians and dedicated music lovers for A-Teamโs Last Band Standing (LBS). LBS is


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