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Forecast bright for regional growth
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According to a recent report by Robert Kavcic, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets, Waterloo Region’s economy is excelling in comparison to other
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Childhood hobby turned thriving business
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J&J Cards and Collectibles has become an institution in Waterloo as a source for all kinds of toys, games and other collectibles. Owned by
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Students taking more time to graduate
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With only a month of school left, many students who are near graduation are asking themselves the inevitable question: “What happens next?” For some,
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K-W in brief
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City of Waterloo to expand food and beverage services Waterloo city councillors voted to take over food and beverage services from private operators at
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Man attacked on Seagram Dr.
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Waterloo Police are investigating after an assault early Saturday morning on Seagram Drive sent a 20 year-old Toronto man to hospital. The victim was
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Intern programs get funding
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Thanks to recent funding from the Government of Canada, Wilfrid Laurier University students and alumni will have the opportunity to work with growing companies
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“Your Earth, My Earth”
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One of the major events of Aboriginal Awareness Week last week was “Your Earth, My Earth, Your Water, My Water,” a panel discussion about
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WLUSU, UW Feds head to Queen’s Park
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Student representatives from Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union and the University of Waterloo (UW) Federation of Students met with provincial parliament members in Queen’s Park last week to discuss issues in education.
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Greenhouse gases on decline at WLU
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Physical Resources department reported that the university’s total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have reduced 11 per cent since 2009. This
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Discussing the future of Africa
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On Friday March 8 the departments of political science and global studies at Wilfrid Laurier University, as well as the Tshepo Institute for the
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