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Demerit points considered for texting while driving
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Drivers who are caught texting may be facing a penalty worse than a fine. Ontario’s governing Liberals have plans to administer potentially three demerit
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‘Pedestrian scramble’ debated by Region
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A report issued last year by the Region of Waterloo evaluated the congested intersection at King St. and University Ave. and proposed solutions to
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BBM extends to all platforms
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BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) appears to have made a comeback, as the mobile messaging system became available to iPhone and Android users last Monday. The
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Quidditch jumps from fiction to the field
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“Finally, it’s here.” Nathan Boutilier said these words as he sat back and watched students from the University of Waterloo play Wilfrid Laurier University in
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Death spurs demand for criminal investigation
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The president of the Waterloo Regional Labour Council has asked the Waterloo Regional Police to investigate further into the death of 23-year-old Nick Lalonde,
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A year in review: Fife’s first term in office
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It has been one year since Catherine Fife assumed the responsibilities of Kitchener-Waterloo’s Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP). Fife spoke with The Cord and
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Canada’s wireless outperforms US
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Canada’s wireless speed is reportedly much faster than our southern neighbours. A new study, conducted by an online computer magazine, PC magazine, investigated the
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Work orders issued to 173 King after fatal incident
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Following the events of the death of 23-year-old Nick Lalonde, the Ontario Ministry of Labour has issued stop work orders against the property management
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Province to evaluate flat-rate tuition billing
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The Ontario government may soon be changing the way tuition is administered across the province’s universities. For nine out of the 20 universities in
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National anthem debated
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A new initiative, aiming to change and restore the original lyrics of Canada’s national anthem, O’Canada, has taken the country by storm. The project,
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