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Words of advice from Waterloo’s Dragon, Michael Wekerle
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Photo by Andreas Patsiaouros According to Michael Wekerle, Canadian investor, dragon on CBC’s Dragon’s Den and former Bay Street trader, there are three aspects
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Breaking the Silence aim for safe spaces for LGBTQ
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Graphic by Fani Hsieh While the number of hate crimes has dropped in the past five to six years, Waterloo Region is still working
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Educating students on the importance of consent
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Photo by Andreas Patsiaouros Wilfrid Laurier University’s student and alumni-based advocate group, Advocates for a Student Culture of Consent, held a panel last Tuesday
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Election process changes in the works for AUS
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The Arts Undergraduate Society will now be holding elections to choose their presidents in upcoming years
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First of three sponsored refugee families arrive in Kitchener-Waterloo
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Graphic by Fani Hsieh On January 15, after months of preparation, Wilfrid Laurier University welcomed a sponsored Syrian refugee family. They mark the first
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The election’s increase in female candidates
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Six female candidates are officially running in this years Student’s Union elections
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FLASH digital photography exhibition will feature artists that share local connections
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Photo by Jessica Dik Waterloo Region can look forward to a night of culture and celebrating creative diversity on January 29. The second annual
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Kitchener-Waterloo’s future is digital with new strategy implementation
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New strategy aims to create a tech-savvy community
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72-hour gaming marathon raises money for charity
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Laurier’s Kult of Gaming hosted a 72-hour marathon game of Pathfinder to raise money for Child’s Play, a charity that raises money to give games to children in the hospital.
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First 38 layoffs at Grand River Hospital due to budget cuts
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Photo by Jessica Dik This past week, Grand River Hospital announced 38 staff members had received layoff notices and an extra 30 currently vacant
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