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While you were out: local news
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Arrests made in Campus Court fire In April 2010, nearly half of the Campus Court plaza on University Avenue, including businesses such as Mel’s
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Buskers: all fun and games
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Two ferris wheels, face painting stations, acrobats, candy floss, kettle corn, funnel cakes and bottle toss games had Uptown Waterloo packed full of people
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Zoning issues de-rail Northdale sale
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A simple plan to auction 39 homes in Northdale, the student-inhabited area just north of Wilfrid Laurier University, to building developers became more complicated
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Zumba-fit for African famine
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When Waterloo resident and University of Guelph student Mariam Javed first began hearing about East Africa’s devastating drought and subsequent famine, it struck her
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K-W prepares for another election
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As students move back to Waterloo and prepare for the school year, local candidates for member of provincial parliament (MPP) have already been long
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Back to burger basics
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The recently opened Frat Burger on the corner of King Street and University Ave., embodies the local Waterloo culture from top to bottom. Pictures
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City flags raised at half-mast
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The city of Waterloo facilities will be flying their flags at half-mast on Friday, August 26 through August 29, in memory of the leader
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Vigil held for late NDP leader
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Yesterday, mere hours after news had broken that Jack Layton passed away, a group of Waterloo region New Democrats Party (NDP) supporters created a
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NDP leader dies at 61
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Official opposition NDP leader Jack Layton, age 61, died this morning after a long battle with cancer. According to CBC news, though the battle
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New landmark erected in Uptown
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Five beautiful handcrafted bells were hoisted earlier today at the Center for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) campus as a marker of CIGI’s Canadian-based internationally
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