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Local and campus break-ins investigated
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In the past few weeks, students at Wilfrid Laurier University have been experiencing a seemingly increased amount of break-ins, both on and off campus.
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K-W in brief
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Former mayor passes away Herb Epp, former Waterloo mayor and Liberal MPP, died on Monday at the age of 78. Flags at Waterloo city
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Record identifies outstanding locals
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Forty of Waterloo Region’s brightest have been acknowledged and celebrated for their contributions to the community and inspiration towards the next generation of leaders.
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Transit open houses come to close
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A year-long process to develop strategies for community building around the Waterloo Region transit corridor will soon be coming to an end. The Central
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Ruling permits cell search
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Protect your cell phone with a password or the police might have the right to look through it, a court ruling ordered last week.
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A new way to educate
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A new form of university education has arisen in certain institutions across Canada, one that allows students to learn a semester’s worth of course
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Liberals face tough opposition
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Ontario’s newly instated Premier Kathleen Wynne may be facing an uneasy road ahead with another uncovering of controversial documents that shed light on the
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Police search for prowler; no suspects at the moment
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Waterloo regional police are looking for public assistance in identifying a man that has been spotted looking through windows of residences on Noecker Street.
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Study released on insider leaks
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Many recall the highly publicized Martha Stewart case in 2001: Stewart dodged hefty losses by selling her stocks after receiving insider information from her
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WLU Library looking for feedback
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Before reading week, the Wilfrid Laurier University Library sent out surveys to students in order to gain knowledge regarding their concerns with the library.
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