uptown Waterloo
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Lumen Festival shines bright in uptown
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On Sept. 29, 2018 the Lumen festival took place in Waterloo for the very first time. The festival, which aims to celebrate light, art
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Anchor Bar opens new location in Uptown Waterloo
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On August 23, 2018 Anchor Bar held its official grand opening as the newest restaurant edition to uptown Waterloo. Anchor Bar in Waterloo —
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RinkWatch gives people an opportunity to make a difference
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With climate change becoming a bigger issue every year, it is becoming more important than ever to measure and study its potential long-term impacts.
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The community weighs in on St. Patrick’s Day
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Ahh mid-March! A time when the not-Irish and stressed university students come together to drink belligerently and fill the streets of Ezra. The pressure
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Finding holiday cheer away from home
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Upon searching for some cheer to brighten my mood from the looming exam period, I attended the Uptown Waterloo Holiday Marketplace — a
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King Street opens after construction closures just in time for the holidays
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Dec. 1 marked the last day of construction for 2017 in Uptown Waterloo. King street has finally reopened, a sign of relief for
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Light Rail Transit vehicles will be arriving this week for testing
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The first stage of testing Waterloo’s new ION Light Rail Transit system is expected to begin in the next week, being completed by
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Uptown businesses address continued construction
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On Monday Sept. 12, business owners, city councillors, mayor Dave Jaworsky and many others gathered at the intersection of King Street and Bridgeport Road
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Unsigned: Students’ responsibility to support uptown businesses
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In the last few years, going to uptown Waterloo has seemed like a hassle to most students. Whether it’s the inconsistent bus routes or
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Local business owners seek compensation against region
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Business owners in the Waterloo Region who have been impacted by Light Rail Transit construction have taken the first step towards seeking compensation through
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