pandemic
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Pandemic productivity or panicked production? Why it’s okay if you didn’t start a small business in quarantine
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We all have those people on our social media feeds. You know, the annoyingly organized and well-adjusted people who go for morning runs, have
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Canada’s age demographic shift in COVID-19 cases
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As of Oct. 2, 1,130 Canadian citizens between the ages of 0 and 39—only 9.6 per cent of our total population—have been hospitalized due
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Laurier launches Inspiring Conversations webinar series
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A webinar series has been launched by Wilfrid Laurier University to incite conversations centered on topics related to the COVID-19 pandemic. “Inspiring Conversations is a
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COVID-19 and the new movie theatre experience
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For months COVID-19 has damaged business all around the world. The situation has been difficult for many industries, but one that may have been
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How COVID-19 will affect Laurier for the foreseeable future
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There’s no telling how COVID-19 will change university education for students in the long term. For the foreseeable future though, Laurier has undergone and
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Music to get you through the pandemic
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The public health situation continues to be one of many twists and turns. Hearing something one day followed by a sudden contradiction the next
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Laurier student launches PPE company to protect Canadians
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In early June, a first-year student in Wilfrid Laurier University’s business program tackles the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) by starting his own
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How stage three further alters our society
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The region of Kitchener-Waterloo has officially entered into stage three of reopening the province. But what exactly does that mean for our everyday lives?
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Editor’s Note: Go easy on yourself during the pandemic
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It feels like every time I scroll through Twitter or Facebook, I’m reading the latest article on why I should “make the most” of
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Editorial: The actions of a few are threatening the lives of many
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We are in the midst of a global pandemic. Those are words that I never imagined myself writing in any context other than a
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