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Economic recovery not on the horizon yet
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After meeting with the G20 finance ministers and Central Bank governors in London, United Kingdom from Sept. 4 to 5, Canada’s Minister of Finance
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Need for aid rises
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Since May, Guatemala has endured the wrath of a paralyzing drought. In response, Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom was forced to declare a state of
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Chavez tours world
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Hugo Chavez’s trip to Spain on Friday marked the end of his nine-country tour. The final stop was one of the least controversial, as
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Global Exchange
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As the majority of Laurier’s student body descend upon the Waterloo and Brantford campuses this week, a select number of students will be experiencing
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Back to school with Barack
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It is astonishing that American President Barack Obama’s Sept. 8 back to school address to students across the United States has ballooned into the
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News briefs: Sept. 16, 2009
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WLUSU selects firm for market research A joint proposal between two firms has been accepted by the Wilfrid Laurier University Student’s Union, furthering the
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City honours the Elgins
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Freedom of the City was granted to the 31 Combat Engineer Regiment, the Elgins, by Mayor Brenda Halloran on Sept. 12. This great honour
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Taking back Waterloo
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Rumours of a fall election are becoming more of a reality as the official opposition, the Liberal Party of Canada, has publicly withdrawn their
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Program educates students on by-laws
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Trying to find a bathroom between the bar and your house can be a challenge, but substituting a tree for a toilet is not
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Mustangs trample Hawks
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks men’s football team posted their first loss of the season in a rather embarrassing fashion on Saturday afternoon. The
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