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Plans for online-only news are unconfirmed for Guelph Mercury
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Graphic by Lena Yang After 149 years of publication, the Guelph Mercury printed its last issue on January 29. The publication plans to continue
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Caucus for a Democratic Union look to create a new independent union
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Graphic by Fani Hsieh An event was hosted last Wednesday, January 27, by the Caucus for a Democratic Union as part of their
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Science and politics go hand-in-hand
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Faculty of science students will now have the chance to vote for the next society president
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Corporate versus representative
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Photo by Kamil Ahmed It’s the debate that has taken over the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union elections: Is the Students’ Union board of
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Launch party unveils Social Innovation and Venture Creation and Purpose Lab
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Two brand new initiatives were unveiled at a launch party held at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Waterloo campus on January 27. Social Innovation and Venture
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Words of advice from Waterloo’s Dragon, Michael Wekerle
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Photo by Andreas Patsiaouros According to Michael Wekerle, Canadian investor, dragon on CBC’s Dragon’s Den and former Bay Street trader, there are three aspects
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Forum allows for mental health assistance online
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Photo by Will Huang Dubbed as the “Uber for Therapists,” the Toronto-based start-up TranQool aims to redesign how people look after their mental health.
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Breaking the Silence aim for safe spaces for LGBTQ
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Graphic by Fani Hsieh While the number of hate crimes has dropped in the past five to six years, Waterloo Region is still working
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UPDATED: Zambito disqualified from elections
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On Tuesday night at a special board meeting, Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors and board of governors candidate Anthony Zambito was
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Students’ Union endorsements
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The following endorsements were done through discussions with The Cord’s editorial board and senior staff (13 in favour, 2 abstentions). These are not necessarily a
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