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Addressing the non-academic challenges
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s student code of conduct is undergoing a major facelift. The non-academic student misconduct policy, which focuses on unlawful use of alcohol,
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Smith gets ‘up-front and personal’ at the Turret
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There was a sea of plaid on campus Tuesday night as Canadian country singer Dallas Smith took to stage at the Turret to perform
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LRT lawsuit rejected by judge
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An injunction application to halt incoming Light Rail Transit (LRT) construction in the Region of Waterloo was rejected in court on Tuesday. The Region
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Premier announces GO Train service increase
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The Ontario Liberal government is set to increase GO Train transit between Waterloo Region and the Greater Toronto Area—provided, that is, that the province
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Stripping citizenship won’t make us safer
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Jason Kenney, minister of immigration and citizenship, has proposed that Canadians who hold dual-citizenship and engage in an act of terrorism should be stripped
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You won’t find any buttons here
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Despite its name, you probably won’t find any buttons at The Button Factory in Uptown Waterloo. The Button Factory was named after its original
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Women’s hockey land the fourth spot in country
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FREDERICTON, N.B — The clock was fifth-year Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey veterans Devon Skeats’ and Candice Styles’ worst enemy. As they played their last
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Laurier’s first responders
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It’s a crisp, clear morning on Wilfrid Laurier University’s campus. The low throb of music and the silly, drunken laughter of students carry out
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Cyberbullying no longer a “teen issue”
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Cyberbullying — typically understood as a teen issue — has trickled its way into the lives of university students and adults. According to a
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Women’s hockey season comes to an end without a medal
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FREDERICTON, N.B – It wasn’t the end they wanted at all. It wasn’t even the performance they wanted, as the Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey
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