National
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Facebook refuses to remove deceased woman’s account
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NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. (CUP) – When a relative passes away, the last thing you would expect or want to see is that person suddenly
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Controversial story has Dawson paper worried about censorship
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MONTREAL (CUP) – Student newspaper editors at Dawson College say they’re worried about censorship after they published a critical article about a student union
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Tuition soars nationally
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At an average of $5,951 Ontario students pay the highest for a post-secondary education, compared to any of their Canadian peers. In 2009-10, annual
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Ontario joins in on HST
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On July 1, 2010, consumers in Ontario and British Columbia will begin paying one tax of 13 per cent on goods and services, the
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Feds announce funding at WLU
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On Friday Oct. 16 James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, visited Wilfrid Laurier University to announce three financial government investments that
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Clinton accepts McGill degree
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MONTREAL (CUP) – Former United States president Bill Clinton received an honorary doctorate from McGill University last week for “a lifetime of outstanding leadership.”
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May goes coast to coast
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FREDERICTON (CUP) – Moving from the Maritimes to Sidney, B.C. was the hardest thing Elizabeth May has ever had to do. The Green Party
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Google Street View now in select Canadian cities
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After getting tired of looking at a couple holding hands walking down University Avenue across the street from Wilfrid Laurier University, one can easily
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Canada in brief: Oct. 15, 2009
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Vaccine delay ‘nothing political’ MONTREAL (CUP) – Canadians will have to wait a while longer than other countries before the H1N1 vaccine becomes available.
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Cell phone ban comes into effect
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Starting Oct. 26 it will be illegal for Ontario motorists to use any wireless devices that can cause a distraction while on the road.
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