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Fourth-place finish encourages K-W greens
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“We’ve accomplished so much [in comparison] to what we’ve been able to accomplish in the past,” said Stacey Danckert, the Green Party of Ontario
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NDP takes Kitchener-Waterloo
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Catherine Fife was elected to the legislature Thursday night, taking over the seat vacated by PC Elizabeth Witmer in late April. Fife was declared
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Fatal hit and run at King and Hickory
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An elderly woman was killed at the intersection of King and Hickory Streets Tuesday morning after being struck by a cube van while crossing
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K-W byelection heats up
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Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo (UW) will be greeted with a provincial byelection on Sept. 6, a date that has been
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Fire claims family business
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Kamil Mytnik was in the middle of cashing out at a grocery store when he received a phone call he wished he never got.
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Campus court plaza set for return
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After getting destroyed in an arson attack four years ago, the Campus Court plaza is making its second debut. The plaza, which is located
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Sitting down with the candidates
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The Questions 1) Why are you the best choice to represent this community? 2) What convinced you to run? 3) What’s the most important
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Local universities adjust to RIM struggles
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After numerous job cuts, a delayed product launch for their BlackBerry 10 platform and a slew of upset investors, Research in Motion (RIM) hasn’t
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UW profs offer free courses
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For the first time, the University of Waterloo will be offering a 12-week course for individuals who have a low income next spring. Two
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The changing face of student housing
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Northdale, which is bounded in a loose square by Columbia Street, University Avenue, Phillip Street and King Street North is getting a facelift. According
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