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Government funding for youth incongruent with goals
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A regional youth gang prevention program called InREACH, due to a lack of funding, will be unable to continue its program past this year.
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Specialization proposal has flaws that require attention
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Last month, a leaked document outlined the government intention to urge universities to differentiate themselves from each other and specialize, resulting in “niche” programs.
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Smoking ban proposal is intrusive and unenforceable
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Toronto Public Health supports a proposal that would ban smoking from restaurant patios, sports fields, parks, hospital grounds, beaches and entrances to public buildings.
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Homecoming legacy is in the hands of students
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Homecoming is an exciting time of year for students, faculty, staff and alumni to come together, and enjoy a weekend-long party with breaks for
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Students shouldn’t be caught in negotiations
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty Association (WLUFA) and the university met to exchange proposals with respect to the negotiation of a new contract for
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Students should not go into debt while working for free
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After an unpaid busboy position was offered in a Vancouver hotel restaurant this week, the media jumped on the job offering to highlight the
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If PQ proposed charter of values passes, nobody wins
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The Parti Québécois (PQ) proposed charter of values has rightly stirred emotions in Québec and across Canada as supporters and opponents of the proposition
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Cord Editorial: Region can survive without a casino
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One of the most popular debates in cities and towns across southern Ontario is whether to fund casino projects in hopes of economic stimulus
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Cord Editorial: WRPS exaggerating St. Paddy’s riot threat
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This year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations on Ezra Ave. were the largest ever, but were nonetheless perceived as peaceful and a public safety success.
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Canada’s global identity is in danger
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Under the Harper government, Canada’s position on the global stage has changed dramatically. Cuts to foreign aid and a strained relationship with the United
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