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May goes coast to coast
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FREDERICTON (CUP) – Moving from the Maritimes to Sidney, B.C. was the hardest thing Elizabeth May has ever had to do. The Green Party
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WLU biology student’s research honoured
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100 undergraduate students from across Canada were recently selected to present their research at the Rising Stars of Research competition at the University of
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H1N1 confirmed in Waterloo region
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The Region of Waterloo Public Health announced last week that there are five confirmed cases of the H1N1 influenza in the region. Although the
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Laurier launches flu portal for the university community
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By Idil Herzi Wilfrid Laurier University has launched a “flu declaration” website for students, faculty and staff to report absence from class, work or
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Broadcasting from Kitchener
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Who says that community-driven news is dead? Kevin Newman, one of Canadian journalism’s most well known faces was broadcast from Kitchener-Waterloo on Oct. 13.
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WLUSU finalizes Charity Ball donation at $159
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Last week’s issue of The Cord has stirred controversy regarding the 2008-09 Charity Ball. With the final numbers made public late last week by
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Oktoberfest celebrates 40th year
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“Oktoberfest ist Wunderbar!” said mayor of Waterloo Brenda Halloran, causing the crowd to cheer at the kick-off of the mayor’s Oktoberfest luncheon, held in
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Barrel race raises funds for housing
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On Oct. 10, the public square was bustling with crowds of people lining up to enjoy a free pancake breakfast and watch Oktoberfest’s 31st
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Parading uptown
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On Thanksgiving morning, thousands gathered along King Street through Waterloo and Kitchener to watch the annual Oktoberfest parade that featured 30 floats and 14
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GO service comes to KW
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On Oct. 31, the GO bus will make its first trip from Kitchener-Waterloo to Mississauga. The new route will have stops at the University
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