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Sikh heritage month commemorates religion and culture
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In April, Sikh Heritage Month is celebrated nationwide. According to a 2021 census, 771,790 members of the Sikh faith live in Canada. Sikhism is
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Sasha Tease brings the joy of drag
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This article was cross-published with The Community Edition. Mattie James is a community facilitator and local drag artist known as Sasha Tease. When James
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Canadians move to buy local as tariff threat continues
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In early February, United States President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent tariff on all goods imported from Canada. A lower tariff of
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Trade tensions continue to rise across Canada
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The Waterloo Region is bracing for economic fallout as trade tensions continue to rise between Canada and the United States. Imposition on U.S. imports,
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International Day to Combat Islamophobia on the 15th
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On March 15, Canada will celebrate International Day to Combat Islamophobia, an observance designated by the United Nations in 2022. This day highlights the
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Reviewing the 2024 Students’ Union Board of Directors
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In an unprecedented action by the Students’ Union board, 10 directors have chosen not to participate in The Cord’s annual reviews due to the
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WLUSP Presidential Nominees 2025-26
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WLUSP’s president and student directors are elected by our membership (all Laurier students) each year in February. Members will also have an opportunity to
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Waterloo Region’s battle with opioid addiction continues
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The Waterloo Region is facing an opioid crisis. According to Cameron Dearlove, the executive director at Porchlight Counseling and Addiction Services, it is worsening.
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Is there any legitimacy to claims of annexation?
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On Jan. 7, United States President Donald Trump stated that he wants to use “economic force” to join Canada and the United States at
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What will change when the Liberals elect a new leader?
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The Liberal Party of Canada is the longest serving and oldest acting party in the country. It has held its position for 70 years
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