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Local high school looks to expand
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Big plans for the future of the Northdale area and Waterloo Collegiate Institute are currently being discussed amongst a partnership between the Waterloo Region
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Shopify’s newest office in K-W
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Kitchener-Waterloo’s Seagram’s 19th century whiskey distillery is now home to Shopify’s newest office. Shopify is known as a leading cloud-based, multichannel commerce platform created
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New Costco location coming to Waterloo next month
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Good news for students who love to buy in—a new Costco store will be opening up next month in Waterloo. The store will be
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WLU Cold Regions Research Centre has exciting year ahead
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The Wilfrid Laurier University’s Cold Regions Research Centre will be taking part in numerous exciting efforts throughout the coming school year. Since 1987, when
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Concussion research takes recent grad overseas
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Laura Fedy, a recent graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University and Michael Cinelli, a Laurier professor, will be attending and speaking at the fifth annual
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Janet Howitt appointed executive director of Delton Glebe Counselling Centre
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Janet Howitt has recently been appointed as executive director of the Delton Glebe Counselling Centre. The Delton Glebe Counselling Centre is a program run
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Update on LRT construction
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Throughout the past year, the LRT construction has progressed steadily in Waterloo. The overall Ion Construction in Ontario includes installing 45 kilometres of new
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Laurier music students help run KidsAbility summer camp
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Arts Express summer camp, an annual week-long, inclusive day camp, took place earlier this month at Waterloo KidsAbility. The week was run by Wilfrid
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Inn of Waterloo opens doors after closure
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The Waterloo Inn, a landmark that has been in Waterloo for over 40 years, will be opening its doors on Friday June 17 as
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New mid-week market comes to Kitchener
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Downtown Kitchener is piloting a mid-week farmers’ market throughout the month of June. The pop-up market is running for five Wednesdays, until the end
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