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Police Recognized for St. Paddy’s efforts
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The Waterloo Regional Police Service received an award from the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police for their role in keeping the Waterloo community
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$897,000 deficit for Students’ Union
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union budget was passed unanimously in May by the board of directors, reflecting a projected deficit of $897,000 for
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Hindered healing
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When Benjamin Branscombe went to the University of British Columbia with his best friend Colin Rakusin in September 2009, he thought they would be
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Changes made to university staff contracts
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Bargaining for the new contract for staff members at Wilfrid Laurier University has ended. Negotiations ended on June 20 and the collective agreement, which
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Laurier student arrested in connection with incident on campus
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On July 8, a man was reportedly engaging in an “indecent act” on the Wilfrid Laurier University campus. According to an e-mail sent out
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Ish & Chips food truck hits the road
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Nearly two years after a fire devastated Ish & Chips, the restaurant is back in Waterloo – this time on wheels. On Friday, June
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Construction accidents increasing in region
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On May 6, a construction worker fell from a balcony on a work site in Kitchener, suffering non-life threatening injuries to his back and
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Laurier drops in OUAC rankings
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Wilfrid Laurier University is seeing a fall in students selecting the school as their first choice on their Ontario Universities’ Application Centre application. According
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My first summer job
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No one ever forgets their first summer job. Whether it began in high school or later, that first taste of making your own earned
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Celebrating local bike culture
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With the summer months approaching, people are starting to get out of their cars and onto their bikes. This month, the townships have come
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