local
-
‘Casserole’ demonstration hits Kitchener
/
The ongoing movement in Quebec is starting to show itself in various parts of Canada, including Kitchener-Waterloo. Wednesday night, around 200 people took to
-
City to discuss bike share initiative
/
Copenhagen. New York. Toronto. Washington. What do these four cities have in common? All participate in bike sharing programs. And if Sihan Miskin, the
-
CIGI lecture generates dialogue
/
Former Canadian minister of foreign affairs Lloyd Axworthy drew crowds to the Center for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) on May 24 with his lecture
-
K-W in brief: May 30, 2012
/
RIM may face cuts For the second time this year RIM employees may have to deal with a round of layoffs. With fewer people
-
GRT prioritizes passenger safety
/
You may notice some new additions on your next bus trip through the city — or rather, they might notice you. Leading up to
-
Balsillie campus looks back at year
/
Last September, the Balsillie School of International Affairs, which is a joint partnership between Wilfrid Laurier University, the University of Waterloo (UW) and the
-
Local news: month in review: May 30, 2012
/
K-W braces for crucial byelection following Witmer’s resignation A byelection must be held to fill Witmer’s seat as the K-W MPP. Witmer resigned last
-
Ontario NDP leader warns of dangers of Liberal majority in K-W visit
/
After the recent visits of Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty and Progressive Conservative (PC) leader Tim Hudak to Kitchener-Waterloo, provincial New Democratic Party (NDP) leader
-
Provincial government invests $1.5 million in local research
/
11 local research projects will be getting a helping hand from the Ontario government. Kitchener Centre MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services,
-
K-W braces for crucial byelection following Witmer resignation
/
Elizabeth Witmer’s resignation last Friday as the Kitchener-Waterloo MPP came as a shock to the many who have supported her in the region for
Featured stories
The Tie That Binds WLU Since 1926
Serving the Waterloo campus, The Cord seeks to provide students with relevant, up to date stories. We’re always interested in having more volunteer writers, photographers and graphic designers.