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K-W receives tech funds
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Early last week Kitchener-Waterloo MP Peter Braid announced that the government of Canada would be investing $4.4 million dollars into five of K-W’s most
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Art of mental health
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This past Sunday, The Tannery in Kitchener came alive with multiple mediums of artwork depicting emotional representations of recovery from mental health and addictions
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A turbulent relationship
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Dealing with a landlord is a process that is new to most students — and it’s not always easy. “I think from time-to-time over
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Youth gangs and crime in our backyard
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When most people think of gang activity, it brings to mind images of the dangers of big city life and highly violent encounters between
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Boredom attracts interest
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Sometimes throughout an individual’s day, they feel bored and cannot fully comprehend the origin of their feelings. With a new research initiative being undertaken
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Volunteerism drops across region
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Volunteerism is down in K-W, and people are taking notice. The Waterloo Region Vital Signs annual report, which was released on Oct. 2, indicated
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‘Prosit!’ Oktoberfest hits K-W
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Hundreds of people held their glasses high and cheered at Kitchener city hall last Friday at the official opening and keg tapping of the
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Transportation hub to accompany rapid transit
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Kitchener bus stops are about to get a serious upgrade. Developers for the city are currently working to plan a large transportation hub, which
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Festival raises sustainability awareness
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In an effort to encourage sustainability amongst the Waterloo community, a not-for-profit international development agency, World Accord, hosted a day-long event called “Sustainability in
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K-W Counselling finds support
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Ticketholders for a surprise movie pre-release screening put on by K-W Counselling were left in the dark last Thursday, both figuratively, and literally. Once
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