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KW in brief: Nov. 4, 2009
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CareShare expands in KW As part of the Grand River CarShare program, Wilfrid Laurier University has been home to a Mini Cooper for the
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Uniting faith and sexuality
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As part of a four-week series called Rainbow Connections, the Unity Centre, a non-denominational church in Kitchener, is hosting a series of events that
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Indigenous communities speak out in KW
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Indigenous Sovereignty Week, Oct. 25 to 31, is being marked in Kitchener-Waterloo by a series of events hosted by the local group Anti-War at
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KW in brief: Oct. 28, 2009
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Waterloo museum opens The city of Waterloo has teamed up with Conestoga Mall and the federal government’s department of Canadian heritage to open a
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President of Microsoft business division speaks at UW
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Stephen Elop, president of Microsoft’s business division, welcomed all students to join his technology presentation on Oct. 22 at the University of Waterloo’s (UW)
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Rethinking the environment
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The Centre in the Square was buzzing with David Suzuki fans last Saturday as concerned citizens gathered for reThink Waterloo, a day of workshops,
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Mall opens new wing
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31 years after it first opened, the grand opening of the new Conestoga Mall took place over the weekend, with events kicking off Thursday
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Investing to expand space-time research
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Waterloo’s Perimeter Institute (PI), which is recognized internationally for its leadership in theoretical physics research, has announced plans for major expansion to fuel ongoing
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Support for Sustainable Waterloo
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City council agreed unanimously to become a pledging partner for Sustainable Waterloo under their Regional Carbon Initiative at the Oct. 19 meeting. According to
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Waterloo skating rink approved
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On Oct. 19, city council approved recommendations made by city staff that will allow for a skating in Uptown Waterloo to open in December.
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