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G20 protesting continues in UpTown
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On July 7, over 70 protesters marched up King Street in an effort to raise awareness regarding political prisoners. Carrying signs and banners with
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Harper announces science initiatives from Waterloo
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Speaking before a capacity crowd at Waterloo’s Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced two major government-supported science initiatives. The Banting
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Queen Elizabeth puts Waterloo on the map
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For a brief time this morning, the residents of Waterloo Region had royalty in their midst. One of only five stops on the nine-day
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The Northdale debate continues
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For a number of years, the area bordered by King, Columbia, University and Lester streets, known as Northdale, has been a controversial talking point
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Transit improvements slated for Waterloo
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On June 28, the province announced that it would be contributing $300 million towards the foundation of rapid transit in the Region of Waterloo.
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Oct 25 municipal election preview
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Mike Connoly With a resume that boasts eleven years of service as a regional councilor for the City of Waterloo, Mike Connoly is the
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A new vision for Northdale
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Before a teeming boardroom on Monday evening, the Waterloo City Council voted unanimously in favour of using a prospective land-use study to assess their
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UW plans for expansion
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At the end of April, Waterloo city councillors approved preliminary plans for a project that will ambitiously expand the size of the University of
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Possible changes to parking in student areas
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On May 17, a proposal was made to Waterloo city council to install parking meters along Bricker Avenue, Ezra Avenue and Clayfield Avenue. The
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Student runs for city councillor
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On May 17, Wilfrid Laurier University student Erin Epp announced her bid for Waterloo city council. The declaration made Epp, a third-year political science
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