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Fracas given opportunity at Tiger-Cats camp
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James Fracas has spent the last the week in Hamilton, participating in the Tiger-Cats training camp. The quarterback on Wilfrid Laurier University’s football team
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Laurier drops in OUAC rankings
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Wilfrid Laurier University is seeing a fall in students selecting the school as their first choice on their Ontario Universities’ Application Centre application. According
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Ontario elections: student issues at a glance
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Your Kitchener-Waterloo riding candidates: Jamie Burton – Liberal Stacey Danckert – Green party Catherine Fife – NDP Tracey Weiler – Progressive Conservative Platform points
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Candidates debate for Kitchener-Waterloo riding
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Yesterday afternoon at the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex four of the provincial election candidates for the Kitchener-Waterloo riding gathered in front of a full
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate speaks at CIGI
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Muhammad Yunus really is a man who needs no introduction. On June 2, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate spoke at the Centre for International
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Bringing Egypt to downtown Kitchener
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On May 15, THEMUSEUM in downtown Kitchener welcomed the Unwrapping Egypt exhibit, which hosts approximately 400 replications of ancient artifacts beginning with early Egyptian
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Students work towards a more accessible Ontario
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The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act aims to make Ontario the most accessible province by 2025. Inspired by this, the Council of Ontario
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Analyzing the Toronto Maple Leafs
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The Maple Leafs had a season full of ups and downs, and as they watch the playoffs wrap up from a golf course somewhere
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Updated: Marshall Street fire causes massive damages
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On Sunday morning a fire caused massive damages to a home on Marshall St. Neighbours believe students live in the residence, however no one
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Rob Ford’s cracked odyssey
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For almost a year now, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been the centre of media frenzy after a report claimed he had been caught
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