WPRS warn St. Paddy’s was ‘a recipe for larger problems’
The Waterloo Regional Police Services warn its board about the potential of a St. Paddy's bash, similar to one on Ezra Ave. this year, turning into a riot
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Waterloo city council rejects casinoCity council unanimously decided to reject a casino within city limits
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Social media use climbs in CanadaNew report shows two-thirds of Canadians check networking sites on a daily basis, with Facebook unsurprisingly being the most popular
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Sex trade a local issueJacqui Linder discusses the realities of sex trafficking and sexual assault at Sexual Assault Support Center event
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Kitchener gets cheesy
Lovers of the late night grilled cheese sandwiches offered out of the Princess Café will soon be able to satisfy their cravings during the daytime hours too. Uptown eatery Cheeses Murphy now has plans to open a permanent location in…
Digital arts hub coming to K–W
Governance discussions are currently in the works to determine how local post-secondary institutions will operate within a new digital arts hub that was approved by Kitchener city council last month. Conestoga College will be the lead tenant for the Kitchener…
Clarke receives research award
In recognition of her avid dedication to research and publishing, sociology professor Juanne Clarke has been selected as Wilfrid Laurier University’s Research Professor for the upcoming school year. “We’re really happy about it,” said Clarke. “It is a confirmation of…
Moving forward with the first year experience
Since it was created in December, the first-year experience task force has moved out of the preliminary and research and development phases and will now be moving towards drafting an action plan. Chaired by David McMurray, vice president of student…
MyLS gets an upgraded look
Wilfrid Laurier University’s online learning environment has undergone a transformation. The new MyLearningSpace (MyLS) went live at the beginning of May and has demonstrated a variety of systematic changes and upgrades. MyLearningSpace is a product of Desire2Learn (D2L), an enterprise…
