More concourse renovations
Renovations to the Hub and OneCard office in the concourse will be underway through the remainder of the summer with both services set to reopen in the fall While changes to the...
Renovations to the Hub and OneCard office in the concourse will be underway through the remainder of the summer with both services set to reopen in the fall While changes to the...
This summer, Wilfrid Laurier University alumnus Matt Stonkus and his brother Alex combined athletics and philanthropy to raise awareness and support for the Alzheimer Society of...
Canada’s minister of international trade, Peter Van Loan, was busy courting the countries of the European Union (EU) while on a jaunt that took him to Estonia, Bulgaria,...
On the six-month anniversary of the devastating Haitian earthquake, the Canadian government addressed criticism that the international reconstruction project is moving at far too...
Peace and love was the message on July 10 for the sixth annual Non-Violence Festival in Victoria Park The event, held on the island in the park, featured local musicians,...
On July 20, as upwards of 70 international delegations descended upon Kabul, the Afghan capital was transformed from a bustling market place to a deserted fortress The occasion...
At a July 26 press conference, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon announced that the Canadian government would be imposing further sanctions against what is perceived as an...
On July 26, young drivers across Ontario woke up to a new zero-alcohol limit for the province’s roads Effective Aug 1, the new law states that drivers aged 21 and under found...
After serving seven years as a Waterloo city councillor, Mark Whaley has yet to have his fill of Ward 5 In a statement released on July 23, Whaley officially announced that he...
“When you make me feel that I belong, when you make me feel that I matter and that I’m important, I believe that you see a change of attitude and that will be my approach to...