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Salt shortage in Waterloo Region a risk for residents
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Due to unpredictable weather patterns which have caused dangerous road conditions, as well as a region-wide shortage of winter rock salt, sidewalk and road
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Lazaridis Institute hosts inaugural DRIVE Conference over reading week
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The Lazaridis School of Business and Economics, along with the Lazaridis Institute and the company Hockeystick, hosted the first ever DRIVE Conference at Lazaridis
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Economic Outlook 2019 looks at the potential recession trends for the year
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On Wednesday, Feb. 20, Wilfrid Laurier University’s Lazaridis School of Business and Economics in partnership with the Laurier Centre for Economic Research and Policy
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Students’ Union’s board of directors elects chair and vice-chair for the 2019-2020 school year
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The newly elected board of directors for 2019-2020 held their first meeting last Thursday Feb. 7 to elect their new chair and vice-chair. Current
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Tinder Tales shows the comedic and unnerving stories behind Tinder interactions
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On Feb. 13, between 7:00 to 9:30 p.m., the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union, in partnership with Just For Laughs, hosted their very own
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Fall in love with Waterloo as it is named the 13th most romantic city in Canada
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On Feb. 4, the Waterloo Chronicle released an article stating that Waterloo had been named the thirteenth most romantic city in the country by
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LSP survey digs deep into students’ V-Day thoughts
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Laurier Student Poll (LSP) conducted a survey over the past week asking Wilfrid Laurier University students about their thoughts on relationships, sex, dating apps
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Laurier doctoral student studies the ways isolation in elderly adults can effect their well-being
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Preet Chauhan, a fourth-year PhD student at Laurier, has made news with her award-winning research in the study of isolation of elderly adults and
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EvolvGreen’s collaborative workspace brings clean, sustainable development to the business world
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Waterloo Region’s work force and growing economic infrastructure was recently introduced to a new clean economy work centre in the David Johnston Research and
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Arts Undergraduate Society’s presidential elections come to a close
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Starting on Monday, Feb. 11, Wednesday, Feb. 13 was the final day of voting for the Arts Undergraduate Society’s (AUS) presidential election period.
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