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Light rail transit gets boost from province
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The Region of Waterloo’s light rail transit system is seeing yet another milestone. On Friday morning, Ontario Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Glen Murray
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Waterloo nightlife in the spotlight
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It’s 10:00 p.m. on a Saturday night; do you know where your friends are? There’s a good chance that they are waiting in line.
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This is your exam on drugs
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Drinking excessive amounts of coffee or Red Bull. Splashing your face with cold water. Taking a power nap. Students pulling an all-nighter under the
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$53,713 cut to be made in athletics at Laurier
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s department of athletics and recreation is feeling the pressure from the university’s deficit. In light of the recent announcement that WLU
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Return of the record in Kitchener-Waterloo
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Over the last couple of years, record stores in Kitchener-Waterloo have experienced exactly how the music industry can come full circle. Vinyl, a format
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Students ask for more participatory learning options
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Some students in Ontario today aren’t seeing the same value in the conventional lecture setting anymore. Instead, they are seeing the value outside of
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Faculty of arts creates new options
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Over the next two years, students will see at least three new options become available through the faculty of arts. The options – which
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Pack A.D. gets polished at Starlight
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People walking by Starlight on March 19 might have thought a crowd of people was making the vociferous noises on the second story of
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No one injured in balcony fire at Regina St. apartment
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Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) and Waterloo Fire Rescue responded to a balcony fire today between 4:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. The fire occurred
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Paddy’s Day partying deemed ‘pretty safe’
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In spite of high anticipation from the city, the universities and law enforcement for this year’s St. Patrick’s Day, the day of partying passed
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