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Kitchener author wins Governor General book award
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Local Kitchener author, Erin Bow, is headed to Canadaโs capital as the recipient of a prestigious award, the Governor Generalโs Literary Award. The Governor
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Taking a chance on student housing in Waterloo Region
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๏ปฟ Itโs no secret that the student housing market in Waterloo has reached the point of crisis. To those who are currently renting, this
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Shop Sounds holds concert at Kitchener Market
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Not many people can say theyโve been to a concert in a grocery store, but on Sep ย ย . 5, the Kitchener Market
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Climate change protests raise awareness in Kitchener-Waterloo Region
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As global protests surrounding the issue of recognizing climate change continue to grow, students and climate change advocates in the Kitchener-Waterloo region arranged their
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Waterloo start-up shows off the wonders of Waterloo region
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An up-and-coming online, local, hometown pride clothing brand, 43×80, has begun selling its merchandise to the general public focusing on the idea of taking
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Putting a face to the homeless in Waterloo Region
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I have lived in downtown Kitchener (DTK) for roughly 14 years of my life, residing steps away from central DTK spots like Victoria Park,
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True North Beer Festival is on its way to KW
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True North Beer Festival is coming to Kitchener this upcoming Saturday Sept. 15, 2018 for its third and final stop of the year. โWe
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The Beat Goes On is expanding in KW region
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The Beat Goes On, a chain of both new and second-hand CDโs, vinyl, DVDโs, Blu-ray and other audio visual goodies is on the move
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Iron Horse Trail undergoes facelift
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The Iron Horse Trail will be undergoing an estimated $4.1 million renovation beginning this Spring. All renovations are expected to be completed by the
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Laurier professor advocates for children with autism
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On April 13, Wilfrid Laurier University professor Janet McLaughlin will receive an award for the leading women building communities program in Kitchener Waterloo. Kitchener-Waterloo
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