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Opening space for grad students

Putting students first: this was the message put forth by the Ontario government in the release of their new strategy to improve post-secondary education By increasing spaces in...

WLU receives pension relief

For the past few years, one of the major concerns for Wilfrid Laurier University’s budget and staff was the ailing pension plan and its growing deficit But on June 2, Laurier...

Postal employees forced back to work

As a result of the back to work legislation implemented upon Canada Post this past Tuesday June 28, Canadians can once again open their mailboxes and find bills On June 14,...

Laurier hosts Mayor’s Forum

In the midst of a storm of division between disputing community factions, disagreeing on transit and housing by-laws, a ray of hope for unification shone through In the concluding...

Reporting on war-torn territories

Every year countless journalists experience violence, imprisonment and censorship while trying to report abroad Fred Kuntz, vice president of public affairs for the Centre for...

Northdale awaits the highest bidder

After 56 years in their Larch Street home, Jim and Ruth Facey have decided to sell their house And a lot of their neighbours are doing the same In fact, 30 other homeowners in...

Board approves $147k for capital budget

After three hours of presentations and much deliberation, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors approved three of the four capital projects that were...