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September 29, 2010
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“Laurier secrets for example – that doesn’t do anything, that’s just ‘here, I’m going to write a secret on a piece of paper; –
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Fluoridation dicussed
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The Sept. 23 debate for the second official forum on water fluoridation was a little one-sided as the dentists did not show up. According
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Water taxes on the rise
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The average water and sewage bill in Waterloo has greatly increased to $787 annually, which is a high 54 per cent increase between 2007
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From councillor to chamber president
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Ian McLean, a current councillor, has been given a new title as the new president and chief executive officer of the Greater Kitchener Waterloo
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Government websites will not link to candidates
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Candidates for Waterloo Region were told that they are not allowed to post links to their personal websites on the municipal government’s website during
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Mayoral debate heats up
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Waterloo mayor Brenda Halloran was in shock as three challengers flooded the incumbent with negativity about the city of Waterloo at the all candidates’
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US bill may impose sanctions on Chinese goods
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The lines “Made in China” are causing quite a stir in the United States. Last Friday, the United States’ Ways and Means committee backed
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MDGs run awry in NY
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“One could say there was a certain lack of seriousness in this process from the start,” said United Nations (UN) Secretary General Ban Ki-moon,
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Swiss Federal Council enjoys female majority
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Sept. 22 saw the election of a fourth woman to Switzerland’s Federal Council, creating a female majority at the highest level of national politics.
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Violence in Honduras
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Gunmen opened fire in a Honduras shoe factory killing 18 people on Sept. 7. While the motive remains unclear, it has been speculated that
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