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Ontario opts not to renew the $1 million boost in funding to rape crisis centres
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With the nearly simultaneous news of the Ontario government making therapy for anxiety and depression free, the news that they will be revoking the
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Waterloo walks out in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en protesters
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This past Friday, Feb. 28 at 11 am, students and faculty at the Wilfrid Laurier University faculty of social work in Kitchener gathered to
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Waterloo launching new campaign to warn against sex trafficking
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It Happens Here, a new campaign surrounding the topic of human trafficking in the Waterloo region, is drawing attention to the disturbing reality that
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Four All Ice Cream is the new scoop in Uptown Waterloo
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Willis Way in uptown Waterloo is about to get a little sweeter with a new — yet locally recognized and beloved — ice cream
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Laurier student arrested after posting shooting threat on social media
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According to the Waterloo Regional Police, a Wilfrid Laurier University student has been charged in connection to a threat that was made on social
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Laurier Moot Court rises to the top at McGill Moot Court Case Competition
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Laurier’s Moot Court Club stood out against competitors at the sixth annual McGill Moot Court Invitational as competitors Madeleine Cleland and Laura Goldfarb took
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Brantford campus launches new podcast studio and podcaster in residence program
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Laurier Brantford’s Creativity Hub is getting new programming in the form of a podcast studio and a podcaster-in-residence program featuring Avery Moore Kloss as
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Understanding the GRT strike
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Following the Grand River Transit (GRT) bus strike, which began last Tuesday, Jan. 21, after the breakdown of discussions, talks to resume transit services
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Laurier receives $852,000 in funding over four years to support Brantford User Experience Design (UXD) program
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Laurier Brantford’s user experience (UX) design program will be receiving $852,000 over the course of four years in order to support different aspects of
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Alison Blay-Palmer to formally launch UNESCO Chair at Balsillie School event on Jan. 28
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On Tuesday, Jan. 28, Wilfrid Laurier University professor Alison Blay-Palmer will formally launch the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Chair in
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