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Locals recognize International Women’s Day
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“By the time you get to the place where you’re supposed to get out, it’s too late. You’re no longer you,” reflected Vanessa Kee
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3D printing comes to K-W
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After a successful grand opening on Feb. 27, the 3D Printing Centre at the University of Waterloo (UW) is revolutionizing technology for students and
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Struggling without shelter
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It’s something many people take for granted, but it’s also something thousands of women throughout Canada struggle without: the shelter and protection of a
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K-W in brief
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First local drive-thru Beer Store opens in Kitchener The Beer Store located at 250 Bleams Rd. in Kitchener is now accessible to customers through
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Breaking down gender divisions
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Going to the washroom in a comfortable and safe environment should be a right not a privilege. However, for those who do not necessarily
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Funds support satellite development
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With a recent grant from the federal government, local technology innovation centre, the Communitech Hub, is reaching up and out. Up to $6.5 million
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Mel’s returns after three-year absence
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Mel’s Diner is back in business. The iconic local diner reopened its doors for business at 7 a.m. on Feb. 19 and according to
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Transit open houses come to close
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A year-long process to develop strategies for community building around the Waterloo Region transit corridor will soon be coming to an end. The Central
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K-W in brief
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Former mayor passes away Herb Epp, former Waterloo mayor and Liberal MPP, died on Monday at the age of 78. Flags at Waterloo city
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Liberals face tough opposition
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Ontario’s newly instated Premier Kathleen Wynne may be facing an uneasy road ahead with another uncovering of controversial documents that shed light on the
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