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Firehall bar has liquor licence suspended indefinitely
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Bar-goers looking to drink this past weekend at Campus Court Plaza club, The Firehall, were greeted with something unusual at the door — a
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Public explores GRT service, rate changes
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Grand River Transit (GRT) will be undergoing significant service changes in the upcoming year. In light of these developments, the transit system has welcomed
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Protesters shut down local pro-life MP
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Pro-life and pro-choice advocates clashed last week when protesters disrupted a talk by Kitchener-Centre MP Stephen Woodworth at the University of Waterloo last Wednesday.
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Local ‘nerd girl’ takes reality show title
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“To me, a nerd is someone who is extremely passionate about a specific thing, or has many interests and tries to obtain knowledge about
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Regional police, SCS gear up for St. Paddy’s Day
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Similarly to every year at Wilfrid Laurier University, the Waterloo Regional Police Services (WRPS) and the Special Constable Services (SCS) are sending out a
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Laurier hosts mental health awarness event
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Despite the frigid temperature, students came out to the Quad at Wilfrid Laurier University Thursday afternoon to hear Drew Dudley, the founder of Nuance
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WLU Relay for Life raises $15,000
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Last Saturday, Laurier’s Paul Martin Centre played host to WLU’s annual Relay for Life event. Over 100 participants took part in the 12-hour fundraising,
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WLUSU board attendance hits low point
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Jon Pryce, the chair and chief governance officer for the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board, has a message for his directors: attend the
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Another ‘voice’ for Kitchener-Waterloo
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Through radio waves and online reporting, CBC is finally coming to Kitchener-Waterloo. CBC’s new morning radio show, named The Morning Edition, launched on March
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Online learning takes on global approach
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Imagine being in a classroom with students from the U.A.E., China, Mexico and various other countries around the globe learning about the same subject
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