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Doors Open Waterloo Region celebrated its 10th annual event on Sept. 18. It allowed the public access to old or interesting buildings which would
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The initial plan to build a 25-storey condominium building at the corner of King Street and University Avenue across from Wilfrid Laurier University has
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โItโs like walking into a different world,โ remarked visitors entering the Royal Medieval Faire this past Saturday. Held in Waterloo Park, the Faire entered
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After the Waterloo City Council approved plans for a Light Rail Transit (LRT) system in June of 2009 that would link many popular destinations
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Election nominations closed Nominations for mayor and councillors for the Waterloo region closed on Sept. 10. The following are the candidates for Ward 6
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To welcome students to the city and provide information about the community, the annual door-knocker program will have an array of city officials visiting
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โI know itโs not most popular and most people, especially people in university, look down upon it,โ said Toronto Batman. After a weekend of
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On Saturday, Aug. 28, cyclists participating in the third-annual Grand River Hospital Foundation (GRHF) Ride with Lance were motivated by hope. The fundraiser saw
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The construction site for the Balsillie School of International Affairs at Erb St. and Caroline St. is bustling with contractors hard at work to
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New Ward 7 candidate Melissa Durrell, a news reporter for CTV Southwestern Ontario is taking leave from her job to run as a candidate


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