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Canada in brief
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Canadian government commits more funds to Mali On Tuesday, the Canadian government announced its decision to send another $13 million in aid to Mali.
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K–W in brief
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House explodes in west Kitchener Four people were injured after a house exploded at 429 Activia Drive in Kitchener on Sunday. Firefighters were called
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Interactive video: WLUSU presidential candidates
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Welcome to The Cord’s interactive WLUSU presidential candidate video. Click on the links below the video to meet each candidate and hear what they
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Human torso found behind Kitchener apartment
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The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) confirmed at a news briefing Sunday that the torso of an unidentified Caucasian female was discovered in Kitchener
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Two children hurt in fire at Bridgeport apartment
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A fire late Saturday night at 57 Bridgeport Rd. saw two children suffer injuries after their parents were forced to throw them from the
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Making Laurier smile
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“What made you smile today” is the question The Smile Epidemic has been posing to Wilfrid Laurier University students in an effort to increase
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Ish and Chips owners start over
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After a fire burned down the much-loved Uptown establishment, Ish and Chips’ owners are in the process of opening a food truck for the
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UW program aims for first-year integration
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The transition from high school to university is not easy and orientation week isn’t always enough to help first-year students adjust. But the University
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Bottle ban faces obstacles
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Students at the University of Waterloo (UW) have committed their time to helping the environment and making their campus less plastic. “It’s important to
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Canada in brief: January 23, 2013
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Lost student information leads to lawsuits Human Resources Canada is currently facing numerous lawsuits from across the country as a result of its loss
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