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Waterloo nightlife in the spotlight
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It’s 10:00 p.m. on a Saturday night; do you know where your friends are? There’s a good chance that they are waiting in line.
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‘Jamaican Me Crazy’ event shut down
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Pi Kappa Alpha’s annual Jamaican Me Crazy event was shut down by the university last week when concerns about the impact on minority groups
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$6 billion sports tourism industry new focus for Waterloo
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The sports industry is booming — and the Region of Waterloo is starting to take notice. The Waterloo Regional Tourism Marketing Corporation has shifted
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Mayor delivers final State of the City address
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Mayor of Waterloo Brenda Halloran delivered the annual State of The City address at RIM Park last Friday, focusing mostly on the city’s finances.
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Waterloo gets ‘smart’
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Two years after being selected as a successful applicant for the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge, Waterloo has been presented with a plan to direct
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World Water Day celebrated in K-W
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On Mar. 21, World Water Day was hosted and celebrated at the University of Waterloo (UW) in conjunction with Wilfrid Laurier University to raise
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LRT lawsuit rejected by judge
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An injunction application to halt incoming Light Rail Transit (LRT) construction in the Region of Waterloo was rejected in court on Tuesday. The Region
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CBC K-W celebrates first birthday
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A lot can happen in a year. And according to Andrea Bellemare, the online host for CBC Kitchener-Waterloo, this year was certainly eventful for
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St. Jacob’s farmer market ready for new season
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After being completely destroyed by a fire on Labour Day and surviving a slow winter, the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market is ready to re-establish
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Cyberbullying no longer a “teen issue”
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Cyberbullying — typically understood as a teen issue — has trickled its way into the lives of university students and adults. According to a
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