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BREAKING: Laurier releases Draft Statement on Freedom of Expression
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Wilfrid Laurier University has released their Draft Statement on Freedom of Expression and is now calling for feedback through the university’s website. The draft
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Ontario government approves anticipated Laurier Milton Campus
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Early this morning, the government of Ontario announced the approval of Wilfrid Laurier University’s long-awaited campus in the Town of Milton. The province has
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UW football player identified as victim in Kitchener homicide
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Lam Diing — a 23-year-old football player and third-year student at the University of Waterloo — has been identified as the victim of a fatal stabbing
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Both Waterloo and Brantford campuses closed due to ice storm
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Campuses are closed and exams have been rescheduled at both of Wilfrid Laurier University’s campuses today, as well as at University of Waterloo, due
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Annual Ezra street party costs city $713,500; Public Gatherings Task Force launched in response
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Waterloo Regional Police Service held a press conference this morning where the total amount spent by community partners during the Ezra Avenue street party
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BREAKING: Kitchener-Waterloo MPP removed from PC caucus amid sexting allegations
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Kitchener-Waterloo Member of Provincial Parliament Michael Harris has been removed from the PC caucus after an investigation revealed he had sent a number of
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Reviewing the most popular stories at Laurier and around Waterloo in 2018
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Students’ Union President elected Tarique Plummer was elected as Laurier’s Students’ Union president for the 2018-19 term, claiming the position with 52.35 per cent of
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Grand River Transit works to improve transportation in KW
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Grand River Transit (GRT) unveiled nine new ION busses on Monday, March 19 in Cambridge at a special event at Ainslie Street Terminal in
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Iron Horse Trail undergoes facelift
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The Iron Horse Trail will be undergoing an estimated $4.1 million renovation beginning this Spring. All renovations are expected to be completed by the
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WarmWorkers Laurier reaches out to homeless in Waterloo Region
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On March 29, WarmWorkers Laurier spent the day distributing supplies and necessities to individuals experiencing homelessness in the Waterloo Region. WarmWorkers is a non-profit
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