Shohini Ghose
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Flu shot to be more accessible in Region
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It comes when you least expect, it can knock you out for days and it can be a detriment to both your overall health
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Cyber hackers target schools
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“It’s just a sign of the times,” said Jason Testart, director of information security services at the University of Waterloo, on the growing concern
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Take Back the Night marchers challenge gendered violence
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“Tri-Cities Unite! Take back the night!, ” rang the voices of over 200 women and frans-people as they marched through the streets of Kitchener-Waterloo
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Sexual assault a prevailing issue around university campuses
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A recent sexual assault near Wilfrid Laurier’s campus is an unsettling reminder that gendered violence continues to be a prevalent issue in not just
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Braid appointed to secretary post
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Peter Braid, Member of Parliament for Kitchener-Waterloo, has been appointed as parliamentary secretary to the Minister of infrastructure and communities, the Honourable Denis Lebel.
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Secular charter sparks debate
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Pauline Marois’ Parti Québecois (PQ) government has proposed a highly controversial Charter of Values, eliciting backlash across both the province and the country as
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K-W pushes for action on trains
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Railway companies passing through the Region of Waterloo may soon have to declare the contents of their cargo to the local fire chief after
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Cause of market fire still unknown
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Despite the swift re-opening of the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market following last week’s fire, the community and local vendors continue to mourn over the
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Farmers’ Market fire at St. Jacobs destroys main building
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Community members are in shock over an early morning fire that has left St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market in ruin. Woolwich Fire Department responded to
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Night School, McMullan’s deal with closure just before school year
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The commercial tenants of 56 King St. North have been forced to close their businesses for an undetermined period, as the building has been
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