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KW in brief: Feb. 24, 2010
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Bus driver attacked On Feb. 22, a Grand River Transit bus driver was punched in the head by an exiting male passenger at King
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Finding hope for the body and mind
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On Monday evening, the Eating Disorder Awareness Coalition (EDAC) put on an event intended to envoke emotion, inspiration and hope surrounding the rising issue
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KW in brief: Feb. 10, 2010
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Serial stalker apologizes On Jan. 8, John Rausch, 51, pursued Michelle Broege, a Kitchener woman, in attempt to make amends with her. Rausch is
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Engineering students compete in Ontario competition
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Aspiring engineers from across the province gathered at the University of Waterloo (UW) on Jan. 29 and 30 to test their skills in the
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KW in brief: Feb. 3, 2010
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Cambridge vehicle plant production stalled Toyota Canada plants in Cambridge and Woodstock have halted production after a recall on Jan. 21 of several models
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Students define role within city
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On Sunday, the Waterloo Mayor’s Student Advisory Council (MSAC), a group that includes members from Wilfrid Laurier University, the University of Waterloo and Conestoga
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Council denies amalgamation proposal
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At the Jan. 25 Waterloo City Council meeting, a decision was reached by council to disregard the posed referendum question about the amalgamation of
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KW in brief: Jan. 25, 2010
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Development plans in the works for streets located in Northdale On Jan. 25, recommendations for the development of specific streets in the Northdale area
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KW to open BMX park
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Waterloo officials have narrowed down three possible locations for the construction of a new action sports park to accommodate the growing number of skateboarders,
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EPIC hosts EpCon conference in Waterloo
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Technology-oriented students, professionals and academics joined together this past weekend to participate in EpCon, an inaugural conference at the Waterloo Inn hosted by EPIC,
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