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Region’s goal to reduce greenhouse emissions is well on its way
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Objectives of an action plan approved by Climate Action Waterloo Region (CAWR) are six years away from their end date — and the Region
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New food truck regulations set for Kitchener
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Citizens of Kitchener-Waterloo may soon see new food trucks emerging in various locations around the area. A new proposal was drafted requesting reduced restrictions
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Students’ personal information accidentally leaked by UW
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56,000 student applicants to the University of Waterloo had their personal information inadvertently exposed as a result of a technology glitch discovered in mid-February.
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Students miss out on untapped tax benefits
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As soon as the snow melts a new storm of receipts and forms is upon us—tax season is quickly approaching. The deadline for Canadians
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Connecting cultures at Wilfrid Laurier
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Feb. 23 to 28 is Global Engagement Week at Wilfrid Laurier University. The week is being put on by Laurier International for the first
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Police encouraging ‘responsible’ house parties
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It’s all fun and games until the police break it up. That’s been the case for many university and college students in Kitchener-Waterloo whose
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New report reveals additional environmental concerns with Line 9
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Members of the Waterloo Region Coalition Against Line 9 met on Feb. 21 at the Region of Waterloo building to oppose the reversal of
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National study scrutinizes unpaid internships
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There is currently no data available nationally that evaluates internships in Canada — and James Attfield and Isabelle Couture are looking to change that.
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Local woman collects Roll Up the Rim winnings for the homeless
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As the weather continues to reach below freezing points, more and more of the homeless populations in the Kitchener-Waterloo region are seeking refuge. In
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‘Coldest Night of the Year’ raises $134,797
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Kitchener-Waterloo residents were able to walk in the shoes of those who experience poverty and homelessness last Saturday night. Feb. 22 was the fourth
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