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Laurier goes to Kin Games
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Wilfrid Laurier University kinesiology students ventured out west this weekend to take part in the 13th annual Kin Games hosted by the University of
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Waterloo ‘on the right track’
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Mayor Brenda Halloran addressed the city of Waterloo last Friday, acknowledging the city’s strengths in what she called a “pillar” of success. Waterloo residents,
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K-W in brief
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Cambridge crash leaves woman with life-threatening injuries A collision that took place at approximately 3 p.m. on Tuesday has resulted in a 62-year-old woman
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King and University to get overhaul
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In recognition of the danger the high volume intersection has posed to pedestrians, the Region of Waterloo is now taking steps to implement safety measures at the King St. and University Ave. crosswalks.
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Canada in brief
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Abandoned bear cubs rescued Three bear cubs were discovered in a snowbank on a roadside ouside of Fredericton. A blanket and basket was also
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Taking ‘60’ for sustainability
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With dimly lit candles covering the Quad, students from the EcoHawks gathered together Saturday night to celebrate the sixth annual Earth Hour to boost
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Going local on food systems
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Behind the plates that get served at our tables every day, there are intricate infrastructures and economies that control how and where food is
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Discussing the policies behind water supplies
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On March 22, the fourth annual World Water Day event, co-hosted by Wilfrid Laurier University and University of Waterloo, presented both Gail Krantzberg and
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Waterloo park to see big upgrade
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After months of negotiations and planning, Waterloo city councilors have signed off on several changes that will be made to Waterloo Park, expected for
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Bike share coming to Waterloo Region
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Waterloo Region may soon be home to not just one, but two bicycle-sharing programs. Both Grand River Public Bike Sharing (GRPBS) and The Working
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