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Waterloo launching new campaign to warn against sex trafficking
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It Happens Here, a new campaign surrounding the topic of human trafficking in the Waterloo region, is drawing attention to the disturbing reality that
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Book Room at Robert Langen Gallery shows stories in a new light
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Book lovers and non-readers unite. There is an exhibit on our very own campus that you have to check out. On a cool Thursday
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Understanding the GRT strike
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Following the Grand River Transit (GRT) bus strike, which began last Tuesday, Jan. 21, after the breakdown of discussions, talks to resume transit services
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City of Waterloo changes development fees in hopes to diversify housing market
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The City of Waterloo is hoping to diversify the housing market in the city with a recent change to building development fees. While previous
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Laurier named one of Waterloo region’s top employers
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For a second year in a row, Wilfrid Laurier University has been named one of Waterloo’s top employers by Canada’s Top 100 Employers due
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Waterloo Brewing loses 2.1 million in cyber attack
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Waterloo Brewing was the victim of a “sophisticated” cyber-attack where the thief impersonated a creditor employee and requested fraudulent wire transfers resulting in over
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Brixton’s closure shocks students
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Brixton Social, located near the University Shops Plaza on University Avenue, will be closing at the end of November after six years of operations
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Waterloo Christmas Market proves to be a hit
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On Nov. 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., the third annual Waterloo Christmas Market was held at Rim Park, where local vendors gathered
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Why the bike lanes in Waterloo are problematic
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The summer of 2019 meant many changes for the Waterloo community — one of the biggest and most well known being the road changes
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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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