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Laurier prof links zombie craze to pandemic fears
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Penelope Ironstone tried to have just one vacation away from her research. The associate professor of communication studies at Wilfrid Laurier University was headed
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‘Optimism, hope and joy’ in reconciliation between Church and First Nation peoples
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Though the last residential school in Canada closed nearly 20 years ago, there is still work actively being done in order to mend the
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Car crashes into building at King/University
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The new Wine Rack outlet at King and University got an unexpected remodel today when a car crashed into the side of the store
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Updated: Marshall Street fire causes massive damages
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On Sunday morning a fire caused massive damages to a home on Marshall St. Neighbours believe students live in the residence, however no one
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New class scheduling system raises concerns of students, profs
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The new process for scheduling classes at Wilfrid Laurier University was intended to optimize space and make scheduling easier, but has resulted in students
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Local candidates prepare for upcoming Ontario election
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On May 2 the lieutenant governor of Ontario, David Onley, ordered a provincial election for the date of June 12. The decision was made
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Food truck culture in Kitchener-Waterloo revitalized
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Food truck vendors were recently able to bring their mobile cuisine options to more venues across Kitchener after a period of hardships for the
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Police disclosure of mental health information questioned
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Ellen Richardson was ready for her dream vacation. This was until she was denied entrance into the United States due to an event from
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Health and counselling services move to Bricker residence
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Counselling and health services have moved to Bricker residence this summer to prepare for the renovation of the new wellness centre. The renovation, which
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Summer in the City
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For many Wilfrid Laurier University students, the end of April marked the end of the school year and the beginning of summer holidays.
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