Brianne Berry
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Stabbing at UofC house party leaves 5 dead
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A tragic stabbing in Calgary earlier this week left many heartbroken, confused, shocked and in disbelief. Matt de Grood, a 23-year-old graduate from the…
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Discovering how to feel safe when dealing with anxiety
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When it comes to dealing with anxiety, it can feel almost as if there is nowhere you belong and you feel as though anywhere…
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Response to ‘Justin Trudeau not the answer for Liberals’
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When Justin Trudeau became the leader of the Liberal Party one year ago, he was elected by Liberals to bring a new approach to…
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K-W ranked poorly as immigrant destination
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Kitchener-Waterloo may not be an ideal area for immigrants settling into Canada, according to a recent online ranking. Immigroup, an immigration law firm, set…
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Return of the record in Kitchener-Waterloo
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Over the last couple of years, record stores in Kitchener-Waterloo have experienced exactly how the music industry can come full circle. Vinyl, a format…
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Students ask for more participatory learning options
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Some students in Ontario today aren’t seeing the same value in the conventional lecture setting anymore. Instead, they are seeing the value outside of…
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Smith gets ‘up-front and personal’ at the Turret
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There was a sea of plaid on campus Tuesday night as Canadian country singer Dallas Smith took to stage at the Turret to perform…
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Restrictions placed on tenants on Ezra and Bricker prior to St. Paddy’s
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Wilfrid Laurier University has been involved with the enforcement of regulations for students living in Ezra Avenue and Bricker Avenue apartments for St. Patrick’s…
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UW prof reflects on conflict in Ukraine
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Heated protests, chaos in Kyiv, the fall of one government and the rapid emergence of another—these are the images presented to the world of…
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7 a.m. business classes still attended despite concerns
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James Moore understands the challenges of getting up for early classes—he taught Wilfrid Laurier University’s first ever 7:00 a.m. classes in the fall semester,…
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