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Palestinian Youth Movement hosts Kitchener rally
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To commemorate the ceasefire between Israel and Palestine, the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) organized a rally at the Kitchener City Hall on Jan. 17
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The fight isn’t over: Canada Post workers rally together
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This article was cross-published with The Sputnik. After 32 days on the picket line in front of their office Brantford’s Canada post employees were
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Holocaust Remembrance Day provides a time to reflect on past
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On Jan. 27 Canada celebrates Holocaust Remembrance Day, where Canadian citizens take time to remember and commemorate those who lost their lives during the
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Thea Lim named Edna Staebler writer in residence
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Each year, Laurier welcomes a writer in residence who spends ten weeks at the university working with students and the greater community. On Jan. 22,
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The Food Bank of Waterloo Region recieves funding
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On Dec. 11, the Food Bank of Waterloo Region received a $756,000 increase in their funding from the Waterloo Region, totalling their funds to
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Increasing teacher diversity event held on Waterloo campus
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On Nov. 20, the third annual Increasing Teacher Diversity event was held on the Waterloo campus. Organized by Laurier’s Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Indigenization
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New human rights assessment tool launched
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On Nov. 6, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) and the Law Commission of Ontario (LCO) released a new digital tool, The Human Rights
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Madison Green develops electric vehicle project
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Photo used with permission from JRS photography. In April, Madison Green, a project and research assistant at RFS energy consulting and a participant in
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St. George’s University and Laurier form partnership
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Wilfrid Laurier University and St. George’s University (SGU) in Grenada, an accredited international medical school, have launched a new admission cooperation for qualifying students
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Transgender Day of Remembrance hits milestone
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Nov. 20 marks the 25th year of Transgender Day of Remembrance in Canada, which remembers the lives of those who were lost due to
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