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The Drink in uptown Waterloo makes headlines for sign displayed at the bar
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The Drink Uptown, a popular nightclub in Uptown Waterloo, has recently come into the public eye and faced scrutiny due to a video posted
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Editorial: Think before you buy
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In a capitalist culture, our economy succeeds based on supply and demand. In order for it to thrive, stores need to sell and people
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Laurier named among North America’s most “green” universities
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In the Princeton Review’s recent addition, The Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges: 2019 Edition, Wilfrid Laurier University was named as one of the
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Student associations come together to support the Movember movement
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Over the course of November, the “Movember” spirit has been strong on Laurier’s Waterloo campus. A global movement devoted to raising awareness and funding
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Hot Takes: Is the Toronto Christmas market worth the hype?
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Sophia Cole: Yes, it’s worth it The Toronto Christmas Market is a staple trip for any holiday enthusiast. Not only is it full of amazing
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Transgender Awareness Week honoured by Laurier’s Rainbow Centre
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The second week of November marks this year’s annual Transgender Awareness Week, with Nov. 20 being Transgender Day of Remembrance for those who have
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Waterloo hosts information session on student tenancy rights
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On Nov. 12 the University of Waterloo hosted a student tenancy rights information night with the goal of equipping students with the tools they
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New Kitchener bylaw allows for addition of tiny houses and granny flats
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On Oct. 28 the Kitchener city councillors ruled to approve a new residential bylaw that will allow up to three residential units on a
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Kitchener author wins Governor General book award
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Local Kitchener author, Erin Bow, is headed to Canada’s capital as the recipient of a prestigious award, the Governor General’s Literary Award. The Governor
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Petrifying podcasts to get you in gear for the spooky season
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Halloween is just around the corner and with it comes a landslide of spooky content from every direction. Halloween-themed movies, shows, books and even
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