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St. Jacobs rises from the ashes
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Over a year after burning down, the Farmers’ Market is being rebuilt and will boast an extra 10,000 square feet of space to allow for additional vendors
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Claiming bronze for second straight year
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The Wilfrid Laurier University women’s curling teamcaptured the CIS bronze medal with an 8-3 victory over the University of Prince Edward Island.
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Blouw, Lambert address concerns
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Laurier president Max Blouw and Students’ Union president Sam Lambert met with Laurier Student Voices and other students to discuss budget issues and the recent staff cuts
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Recognition brought to Aboriginal land claims
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Syllabi acknowledge WLU located on First Nations land
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Silver at nationals for men’s curling
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March 21 marked a historic day for the Wilfrid Laurier University men’s curling team, as they captured the Canadian Interuniversity Sport silver medal, after losing to the University of Alberta 6-4 in the finals. The men’s rink, consisting of fourth-year lead Fraser Reid, third-year second Spencer Nuttall, fourth-year vice Richard Krell and fourth-year skip Aaron…
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Women’s curling captures bronze at nationals
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For the second year in a row, the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s curling team captured the bronze medal at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport nationals. The rink, consisting of second-year lead Chelsea Brandwood, third-year second Evangeline Fortier, third-year vice Kerilynn Mathers and third-year skip Carly Howard, captured the bronze medal after beating the University of Prince…
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‘Good spirits’ on St. Paddy’s Day
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WRPS were well-prepared for this year’s celebrations and the day went off with few incidents
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Complex issues for contract staff
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Administration, professional weigh in on reasons for universities’ heavy reliance on sessionals
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Curling nationals begin in Waterloo
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The OUA champion men’s and women’s curling teams will host the national championships
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One Bad Son ‘loves it all’
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One Bad Son has been playing across Canada to much acclaim from fans.
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