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Last Sunday, over 1,000 residents of Waterloo attended the Mayor and Councilโs Annual New Yearโs Levee at RIM Park. The mayor and the city
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Despite the cold temperatures, hundreds of Waterloo locals headed outdoors on Saturday afternoon to enjoy the winter activities presented by the first ever Winter
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Referendum question confuses council A referendum question posed by a group of private citizens concerning the possibility of amalgamating Waterloo and Kitchener was presented
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Crowd forms as DriveTest strike comes to an end Nearly 100 people lined up to book their driving tests on Monday in Kitchener. It
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Waterlooโs mayor and council received a letter last month addressing concerns that students are under-represented as a result of the current ward boundaries which
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We give. We cook. We care. On Dec. 4, a group of eight Laurier students took this slogan to St. Johnโs Kitchen in Kitchener
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On Dec. 17, Waterloo city councillor Jan dโAilly announced that he will be running for mayor in the 2010 municipal election. Currently dโAilly is
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On the evening of Dec. 15, at approximately 5:50 p.m., a Porsche 924 Turbo caught fire in the intersection of Albert Street and University
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On Saturday evening, the annual Wonders of Winter festival of lights held its opening ceremony in Waterloo Park. The ceremony began with the Waterloo
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On Nov. 26, a town meeting was hosted in St. Michaelโs Church for the Northdale community to discuss the future of the area as


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