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Bell Let’s Talk about mental health initiatives
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Jan 28 will mark Bell’s 10th Annual Let’s Talk days, raising both money and awareness for mental health. Last year, the initiative generated approximately
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How you can affordably support musicians in 2021
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As we move into 2021, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for musicians to make a living. With concerts still on hold indefinitely, many artists have
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2021-22 Students’ Union elections: Candidate platforms
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Presidential Candidates Pegah Jamalof I am Pegah Jamalof, better known as PJ! I am a fourth-year student double majoring in Political Science and Sociology.
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COVID-19 vaccine rollout: Why students & youth should also be a priority
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The opinions represent that of author, and do not represent the opinions of The Cord. Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout is moving at the pace
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Midterm review of the 2020-21 Students’ Union Board of Directors
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Devyn Kelly – President and CEO Following her experience as a director on the board in 2019-20, President and CEO of the Students’ Union
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Why we still need to study the humanities in an increasingly STEM-dominated post-secondary world
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The dichotomy between science and humanities in terms of use when it comes to post-secondary degrees has long been debated. It is a common
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The Cord’s Best of 2020
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The Cord’s Best of 2020 Quarantine Celebs Jeff Tweedy Jeff Tweedy and his two sons have found new ways to entertain their audiences all
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Karen: How the stereotype got started
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The concept of the “Karen,” as stated in the urban dictionary, reads, “middle-age woman, typically blonde, who makes solutions to others’ problems an inconvenience to her
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Re-Examining Mental Health Funding in Ontario
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There is no question that November is a stressful time for university students. Assignments are stacking up, exam dates are slowly approaching and extracurricular
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How to make the most of winter while in Lockdown
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COVID-19 appears to be on a steep rise again and more regions like Kitchener-Waterloo are entering the “red zone.” However, it is important to
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