Josh Peters
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Ontario elections: the three plans for provincial failure
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The provincial election set for June 12 is undoubtedly going to be one revolving around the economy. Kathleen Wynne’s Liberals presented a budget about
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Raptors season excites nation
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When people talk about Canadian sports, hockey is usually what comes to mind. However, other fan bases are emerging strong and united to cheer
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Rise of keyboard activists
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When Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web, he probably didn’t foresee this. He, and other early pioneers of the internet, likely dreamed of
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Waterloo fry shop serves up Beligian delicacy
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Fries can be a letdown if not done right. You can find good fries, but it’s hard to find great fries — the type
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Rugby coach says goodbye
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On May 5, Wilfrid Laurier University’s athletics and recreation department announced men’s rugby head coach Rob McQueen will not be returning for the 2014-2015
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Health and counselling services move to Bricker residence
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Counselling and health services have moved to Bricker residence this summer to prepare for the renovation of the new wellness centre. The renovation, which
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Summer in the City
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For many Wilfrid Laurier University students, the end of April marked the end of the school year and the beginning of summer holidays.
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