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Following the Grand River Transit (GRT) bus strike, which began last Tuesday, Jan. 21, after the breakdown of discussions, talks to resume transit services
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Laurier Brantfordโs user experience (UX) design program will be receiving $852,000 over the course of four years in order to support different aspects of
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On Tuesday, Jan. 28, Wilfrid Laurier University professor Alison Blay-Palmer will formally launch the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Chair in
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For its last week in business, Harmony Lunch, uptown Waterlooโs iconic local eatery, has been saying goodbye to the community that has supported it
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Students in the Waterloo Region have known for some time that housing across the city is growing to be increasingly unattainable for students and
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The City of Waterloo is hoping to diversify the housing market in the city with a recent change to building development fees. While previous
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The office of the president along with the office of student affairs are saying hello to students โ while some say goodbye โ as
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The Futon Shop in uptown Waterloo is closing its doors after 35 years of business due to rising rent prices, the economy and other
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For a second year in a row, Wilfrid Laurier University has been named one of Waterlooโs top employers by Canadaโs Top 100 Employers due


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