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First annual Burger Badanga a big success
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Despite a blackout plaguing most of the Waterloo Region, Uptown Waterloo bar Chainsaw Saloon and the Bauer Kitchen were still able to successfully run
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Guns, armies and aid
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“Globally, we invest ten times as much money fighting and killing one another as ensuring that the children of this world have the opportunity
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Creating jobs for area youth
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On Feb. 23, the government of Canada announced new funding to support the Kitchener-Waterloo region youth in their search for post-secondary jobs. Member of
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Ignite convention hits Waterloo
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On Tuesday Feb. 28 the Waterloo Region Museum played host to the Ignite convention. Ignite is a well-known series of five-minute talks followed by
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Local company to be featured on Dragon’s Den
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“Everybody moves,” said Molly Duignan, producer of hit television show Dragon’s Den. “Everybody knows how annoying it is to buy boxes or find boxes,
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Waterloo wins sustainability award
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The City of Waterloo continues to show its excellence in not only advanced technology but advanced thinking when it comes to green initiatives and
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KW in brief: Feb. 15, 2012
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Doctor suspected of over-prescribing A Waterloo pain specialist is under investigation for over-prescribing narcotics, and, according to the Record, is reluctantly resigning from the
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Skate and shake in Uptown
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Despite the cold, dozens gathered at Waterloo Public Square on Friday evening for the Shake-n-Skate event, hosted by kdub.ca. Featuring the musical talents of
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Mel’s returns
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Nearly two years after a raging fire in the Campus Court Plaza on University Avenue destroyed student-frequented eatery Mel’s Diner, along with several other
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Waterloo’s budget under review
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