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The Future of Business Education (Aug. 19)
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Packers QB Taylor Elgersma Believes He ‘Can Play on Sundays’ (Aug. 18)
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Elgersma makes bid to stick with Packers (Aug. 17)
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Wilfrid Laurier’s football team hits the field for an exhibition game ahead of season opener (Aug. 15)
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Who bears responsibility to prevent wildfire disasters: government or individuals? (Aug. 15)
- Opinion | Decision time is coming for Ontario’s Liberals (Aug. 15)
- How to trick your brain into making life feel longer and richer (Aug. 14)
- Exploring the impacts of a Quebec AI company’s potential expansion into Waterloo Region (Aug. 12)
- Opinion | A major discussion about encampments needs to happen soon (Aug. 12)
- Ontario universities need more funding; fee deregulation may be the solution: opinion (Aug. 12)
- Final Five: A Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawk on the gridiron and celebrating Scottish heritage (Aug. 11)
- How a university and a Haudenosaunee-governed institute are working to make opportunities for Indigenous learners (Aug. 11)
- Canada faces second-worst wildfire season on record (Aug. 10)
- Canadian QB Taylor Elgersma looks comfortable in first NFL preseason game with Green Bay Packers (Aug. 10)
- ‘6-pack chef’ Wallace Wong on breaking records, fitness and stepping away from restaurants (Aug. 10)
- Human brains emit a seriously weird glow, study finds (Aug. 8)
- Laurier football coach and former SDSS student Zach Scotto honours late mother’s cancer journey by giving blood (Aug. 8)
- New Nova Scotia wildfire rules that ban activity in woods prompt confusion, frustration (Aug. 7)
- Business schools are crucial to Ontario’s future workforce, economy: opinion (Aug. 7)
- Wilfrid Laurier University football coach marks blood donation milestone (Aug. 6)
- ‘Massive amount of data’ amassed to help address homelessness and safety (Aug. 6)
- Local piano prodigy wins big at the Canadian Music Competition (Aug. 5)
- City urged by federal housing advocate not to evict homeless encampments during heat waves (Aug. 4)
- Cambridge composer makes CBC's 30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30 list (Aug. 1)
- SNP, Laurier sign MOU to strengthen academic ties, expand opportunities for Indigenous learners (July 30)
- Laurier prof on consent and stereotypes of sexual violence after hockey trial (July 29)
- Tariffs, future of education top concerns for Ontario NDP leader, in Waterloo region as part of tour (July 29)
- From the screen to your table, how cinema impacts what we eat (July 29)
- Your brain gives off a faint light and it might say something about how it works (July 29)
- How will U.S.-Canada political tension impact the 2026 World Cup? (July 28)
- Laurier alums Justin Lapierre, Chris Clarke and Elisabeta Cojucaru named among ‘30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30’ (July 28)
- Invisible to the naked eye, our brains emit light — and we are learning how to decode it (July 28)
- We must expand our understanding of what fear can look like for sexual-assault victims (July 28)
- Lots of worry kicking around about World Cup we’re hosting with U.S. (July 28)
- Crombie vows to fight on in face of Ontario Liberal leadership challenge (July 28)
- Laurier football coach preps for 60th blood donation to honour his mom (July 28)
- U.S. politics threaten to complicate Canada’s co-hosting of 2026 World Cup (July 27)
- Opinion | The Carney crisis is now (July 26)
- Trump’s war on Fed Chair Jerome Powell could roil Canada – and your mortgage (July 25)
- Discovery at Earth’s ‘most dangerous glacier’ sparks joy among climate skeptics (July 24)
- Grant supports community safety and homelessness data research (July 24)
- Six Nations Polytechnic signs memorandum of understanding with Wilfrid Laurier University (July 24)
- Six Nations Polytechnic and Wilfrid Laurier University sign formal agreement (July 24)
- New online tool helps smaller businesses find local resources, services (July 23)
- Wilfrid Laurier University football coach makes 60th blood donation in honour of late mother (July 23)
- Political pressure on the Fed: an historical echo from Canada (July 23)
- Six Nations Polytechnic, Laurier sign MOU to strengthen academic ties, expand opportunities for Indigenous learners (July 23)
- Opinion | People should be angry at what we are witnessing (July 23)
- Waterloo QB returns home to battle for Laurier’s starting job (July 22)
- The Walrus Talks the Power of Animals (July 22)
- Six Nations Polytechnic and Laurier to explore academic alliance (July 21)
- Every 56 days, Zach Scotto makes an appointment (July 18)
- Ontario is adding 150 new jail beds. Experts say they aren't enough to address overcrowding (July 17)
- How rising living costs are changing the way we date, live and love (July 16)
- City’s first Mayan officer marks milestone for a people, and a language (July 16)
- A robot stole my internship: How Gen Z’s entry into the workplace is being affected by AI (July 14)
- Zebrafish ‘catch’ yawns just like us – We might need to rethink evolution to account for that (July 14)
- Growing use of AC is impacting our climate (July 14)
- Air conditioned labs and ice cream: How local university students are keeping cool (July 14)
- Elderly, low-income earners, homeless at strong health risk during current Canadian heat event, says Laurier prof (July 14)
- Cottage Q&A: Why is our lake bubbling? (July 10)
- The U.S. is not our friend any more. Has anyone told Mark Carney? (July 9)
- Ontario police to unveil recruitment plan (July 7)
- Light work (July 7)
- Police departments shouldn’t lower the education bar to solve staff shortage, says Laurier’s Scott Blandford (July 7)
- Does anyone still clip coupons? Consumers want deals, but how they find them is shifting (July 6)
- Opinion | Preparing for an organ concert is ‘like a runner’s high’ (July 4)
- What if Trump’s gains with minorities weren’t about Trump at all? (July 4)
- A review of James Cairns’ “In Crisis, On Crisis: Essays in Troubled Times” (July 3)
- How Ottawa plans to reach 5 per cent NATO target (July 2)
- Two Ontario police chiefs, Laurier alumni, celebrate 25 years of Brantford campus (July 2)
- Jim Balsillie announces $5M for Digital Governance Initiative, includes legal advisory centre (June 30)
- Laurier, Balsillie School to launch the Digital Governance Initiative with $5M (June 30)
- Ontario paramedics work to curb high rates of assaults, threats faced on the job (June 27)
- National Youth Orchestra performing free shows in Waterloo ahead of national tour (June 27)
- ‘This is going to take a carefully executed strategy’: Ann Fitz-Gerald on whether Canada will ever spend 5 percent of its GDP on defence (June 26)
- Studying ‘harmful algal blooms’ in Yellowknife’s Jackfish Lake (June 26)
- Laurier, Balsillie School receive $5-million investment from Jim Balsillie (June 26)
- Jim Balsillie donates $5 million to Wilfrid Laurier University to kick start digital sovereignty (June 26)
- New head coach joins the Laurier Golden Hawks (June 26)
- Megan Reid takes reins as Laurier’s new women’s basketball coach (June 26)
- Could this rookie be the Green Bay Packers’ hidden gem? (June 24)
- Nipissing University names new athletic director (June 24)
- Nobody likes to take exams — but they might be more valuable than you think (June 24)
- Political tensions rise prior to NATO meeting (June 23)
- Killing of Hamilton man Erixon Kabera raises questions about policing and oversight (June 23)
- Stories about the end of the world feel like a relief to me. Here’s why (June 22)
- Opinion | Donald Trump’s lies and the global crisis of truth: Are we living in a ‘post-truth society?’ (June 21)
- Laurier social work graduate recognized for ‘expression jar’ project she brought to Brantford General Hospital (June 20)
- Canada’s top young musicians perform at Laurier for free (June 20)
- Scientific Sovereignty — How Canadian scientists are coping with U.S. cuts and chaos (June 20)
- Nova Scotia offering $150,000 reward for information about two missing children (June 19)
- Chatham’s Jordan returning to Laurier (June 19)
- Laurier Brantford professor, author wins award for writing scholarly book (June 18)
- Laurier to explore creation of Indigenous Innovation Centre (June 17)
- His Father’s Son: An Iranian Canadian clan awkwardly deals with fine dining and troubled masculinity (June 17)
- Your brain is glowing, and scientists can’t figure out why (June 16)
- Israel-Iran conflict likely to focus on large-scale drone attacks, says Laurier prof (June 16)
- A.I. is poised to rewrite history. Literally. (June 16)
- Carney extends G7 invite to other countries — but is the cost worth the value? (June 15)
- Buy Canadian movement sours sales at one Edmonton candy store (June 15)
- The enduring significance of graduation traditions (June 14)
- Community members call on Stratford to improve housing affordability, city says it’s a top priority (June 13)
- Opinion | The last 10 years have been a lost decade for conservatives (June 13)
- In Crisis, On Crisis: Essays in Troubled Times (June 12)
- Is the U.K. the key ally Canada needs? (June 11)
- Wilfrid Laurier University graduate from Myanmar shares her experience (June 11)
- Laurier grad shares the story of her journey from Myanmar to Waterloo (June 11)
- Laurier, RedDoor Collective partner to create Indigenous innovation centre, cinema (June 10)
- Professor shares a web of quantum possibilities at WDM (June 9)
- Afghan student explains how she came to study at Wilfrid Laurier University (June 9)
- Plans in works for new Indigenous innovative centre in downtown Brantford (June 9)
- Laurier grad is hoping her story will shine a light on education for girls in Afghanistan (June 9)
- First Nations consultations aren’t the roadblock to ‘unleashing’ the Ring of Fire (June 5)
- No tax on tips? Experts warn against bringing U.S. proposal to Canada (June 5)
- Cavell Johnson named full-time Laurier men’s basketball head coach (June 5)
- Gen Z and the sustainability paradox: Why ideals and shopping habits don’t always align (June 4)
- Canada’s opportunity to redefine its defence, and its value to allies (June 3)
- From a kitchen table to the world. How Diva Cup changed menstrual products — and became a pop culture darling (June 3)
- NATO wants countries to spend more on defence. Can Canada keep up? (June 3)
- Grassick, Elgersma win Lois and Doug Mitchell Awards as U Sports top athletes (June 2)
- Laurier launches free IP lab for local innovators (June 2)
- Two opposition MPPs have created a plan to solve Ontario’s homelessness crisis in 10 years. Could it work? (June 1)
- Federal public service job cuts fall heavily on young workers (May 29)
- Survivor of institutional abuse Marie Slark led successful fight for compensation (May 29)
- Canada Prizes celebrates unwritten histories and unfolding futures (May 29)
- Filling bowls and stomachs at special event in Waterloo (May 28)
- Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest crowns 2025 women of the year (May 26)
- YMCA-Laurier celebrate Trillium Foundation research grant (May 26)
- Local YMCA receives Ontario Trillium Foundation grant (May 24)
- Trump's Golden Dome raises major questions: Can it be built? Should it be built? What's Canada's role? (May 22)
- Measles, Mennonites and teachers: inside Waterloo Region’s growing outbreak (May 22)
- Meet two experts looking to help make Hay River safer (May 21)
- Sticker shock or Canadian shift? What tariffs could mean for local products (May 20)
- Price increases pushed by tariffs expected at grocery stores (May 20)
- Muskox are making their way back to the boreal forest (May 16)
- The rebrand that went full circle: HBO Max to New HBO Max (May 15)
- Green Bay Packers sign former Laurier QB to rookie contract (May 15)
- Who is Taylor Elgersma? All you need to know about the Packers’ new Canadian star (May 14)
- Rotten Tricks: How Hot and Stinky Plants Woo Pollinators (May 14)
- From Laurier to Lambeau: Elgersma signs with Green Bay Packers (May 12)
- Matthew Grills: Why it matters that Canada’s star university quarterback is going straight to the NFL (May 12)
- Packers sign Canadian QB Taylor Elgersma, who only started playing football in 10th grade (May 12)
- Packers sign quarterback who won Canadian equivalent of Heisman after tryout (May 12)
- Coach says new Packers QB Taylor Elgersma shares trait with Hall of Famer (May 12)
- Another Londoner to the NFL: Taylor Elgersma signs with Green Bay Packers (May 12)
- Green Bay Packers sign Winnipeg Blue Bombers draft pick Taylor Elgersma (May 12)
- Housing conditions 'inadequate and undignified' for migrant farm workers, researchers say (May 12)
- Laurier researchers help create working condition guidance for migrant farm workers (May 12)
- Laurier summit sparks ideas for community change (May 12)
- What happens when students lead the way on big social problems? (May 12)
- Trees, lawns and pets are treated better than migrant farm workers, Waterloo forum told (May 12)
- Kitchener startup links big business with small farms in Africa (May 11)
- No prom unless you volunteer? Ontario students are mandated to volunteer for 40 hours – but has it actually had an impact? (May 11)
- Packers about to sign Canadian QB after analyzing his excellent performance in the Senior Bowl (May 11)
- Ontario filmmakers highlight Sikh soldiers’ contribution to Canadian military during First World War (May 9)
- Chamber of Commerce honours businesses and community leaders in Brantford-Brant (May 8)
- Sources say Laurier quarterback expected to sign with Green Bay Packers (May 8)
- Report: Packers to sign Canadian QB Taylor Elgersma (May 7)
- From $10-toothpaste squeezers to ‘recession blonde’ hair, women’s beauty trends are a pulse on the economy. Here's what they're showing (May 6)
- Tickets now on sale for food bank’s Empty Bowls event (May 5)
- Opinion | Kitchener Centre: A textbook case of strategic voting gone wrong (May 5)
- Toronto Argonauts sign Canadian kicker and punter Dawson Hodge (May 5)
- Canadian import? Tryout quarterback Taylor Elgersma turned heads at rookie minicamp, but leaves without a deal with Packers — for now (May 4)
- Opinion: NHL points system ‘puffs’ their product (while shortchanging the Calgary Flames for playoff qualification) (May 3)
- ‘He’s got a live arm’: Green Bay Packers head coach impressed with London QB Taylor Elgersma (May 3)
- Opinion | Don’t expect a new era of respect and harmony in Parliament (May 3)
- These former farm workers won a standards case in B.C. They told CBC about their working conditions (May 2)
- Tracking muskox in the southern Northwest Territories (May 1)
- Wilfrid Laurier University professors analyze the results of the federal election (May 1)
- The limitless mind and body of an 83-year-old super-athlete (May 1)
- Laurier QB Elgersma’s NFL dream lives on after draft setback (May 1)
- Fifty years after the Vietnam War (April 30)
- Chatham's Ethan Jordan chosen by Ottawa Redblacks in CFL draft (April 30)
- Canadian university QB to attend Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills rookie minicamps (April 30)
- The Canadian economy goes ‘elbows up’ (April 29)
- Blue Bombers select Laurier QB Elgersma with No. 18 pick of 2025 CFL Draft (April 29)
- Brant United Way funds 30 local programs across Brantford, Brant, and Six Nations (April 28)
- Hundreds of residents attend literary treasure hunt (April 28)
- ‘A weapon’: Vancouver ramming is latest attack to turn vehicles into deadly tools (April 27)
- Undrafted quarterback gets tryout with Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers (April 27)
- Classrooms are ‘increasingly diverse’ — Educators in Brantford are working to make sure teachers are, too (April 27)
- Trump tariffs could throw off Ford's path to balanced Ontario budget (April 27)
- What’s it going to take to build back Canada’s military capability (April 26)
- Guelph toddler’s new chapter comes with a playground, thanks to team of volunteers from across Canada (April 26)
- NHL Green essay: Outdoor rinks at risk despite cold winter of 2024-25 (April 25)
- Laurier Brantford event aims to increase diversity among teachers (April 24)
- Rotten tricks: How hot and stinky plants woo pollinators (April 23)
- Laurier standout Taylor Elgersma waits for NFL call after impressive pre-draft push (April 23)
- Shifting snowfall and moving muskox begin YK science series (April 22)
- What questions do you have about how elections in Canada work? (April 19)
- Students trapped inside for days after angry geese take over front lawn (April 19)
- Hamilton police crisis intervention training program revamps curriculum for its 50th class (April 18)
- Laurier’s Jennifer Baltzer on ‘The Future of Forests’ (April 15)
- What Ontarians need to know before crossing the border (April 15)
- Trump and Ontario's tariff response likely to dominate Ford's throne speech (April 15)
- History-making Canadian quarterback will have NFL Draft visit with Packers (April 14)
- Amid trade turmoil, Ontario government mulls sweeping overhaul of permits (April 14)
- Is menopause changing your body shape? Four tips for navigating weight gain (April 13)
- Canada will no longer cover travel costs of experts it nominates to UN's climate science body (April 12)
- Carleton head coach Corey Grant will be honoured by Wilfrid Laurier University football community (April 11)
- Aggressive geese have Waterloo residents ducking for cover (April 11)
- Waterloo Region set to host 2026 Ontario Summer Games (April 10)
- Canadian retailers are seeing a surge in domestic sales amid the ‘Buy Canadian’ movement (April 10)
- Laurier research on forest fires yields interesting data (April 10)
- Spotlight on Sustainability: OCUSP advances collective campus knowledge and impact (April 10)
- When geese attack: Waterloo student says nesting Canada geese a problem (April 10)
- ‘We can’t even leave our house’: Waterloo students terrorized by ‘angry’ nesting Canada geese (April 9)
- Candidate panel in Waterloo moderated by CBC K-W host Craig Norris (April 8)
- 12 quarterbacks everyone’s watching in the 2025 NFL Draft (April 8)
- Home insurance bills will be higher in 2025 due to severe weather: experts (April 7)
- Panama Papers leak has led to nearly $2B in recouped taxes for governments (April 4)
- Wilfrid Laurier University holding online community panel discussing U.S. ‘Liberation Day’ (April 2)
- Travelling to the U.S.? Here’s what you need to know about the risks and your rights (April 2)
- Great Lakes ‘vampire’ fish eradication efforts delayed by DOGE cuts (April 2)
- Meet the fish that doesn’t want to be met (March 29)
- Aviation Nation: The past, present and future of the Royal Canadian Air Force (March 28)
- Canada needs advanced monitoring to combat disinformation (March 28)
- Hay River sets out next steps in battle to improve public safety (March 28)
- Poilievre has pledged to help working seniors. Would he succeed? (March 27)
- Why Serena Williams joining the WNBA’s Toronto Tempo as a part-owner is so important for women’s sports (March 27)
- Residents brave the weather for inaugural Fun Fest (March 27)
- Dead fish removed by city crews from Waterloo pond after die-off (March 27)
- UFV names its next president and vice-chancellor (March 26)
- Here’s a look at the local landscape in the federal election (March 26)
- Overwintering ‘zombie fires’ aren’t doing what we thought they’d do (March 26)
- Disinformation a top threat to democratic stability (March 26)
- Laurier students show what they know during ACERS (March 25)
- Hockey and ham jokes: Are politicians' cheesiest moments cringe or effective? (March 25)
- Laurier’s Simon Kiss on top issues, what’s at stake in local races (March 24)
- More than 1,000 people attend Brantford's inaugural winter fun fest (March 24)
- Wilfrid Laurier University professor shares his thoughts on the federal election (March 24)
- Search numbers show Atlantic Canadians have gotten more interested in buying Canadian (March 21)
- Laurier Brantford undergrads showcase outstanding research (March 21)
- Olympian committed to nurturing next generation of athletes (March 20)
- Local roundup: Jordan at CFL combine (March 21)
- Tariffs and Haldimand’s agricultural industry: A look at the local impact of a quickly shifting relationship with our closest trade partner (March 20)
- U.S. tariffs trigger uncertainty for Canadian steel (March 20)
- Enjoy free family-friendly activities on Saturday at Brantford’s Fun Fest (March 19)
- How to talk to your kids about tariffs (March 18)
- Learning deficits persist five years after COVID-19 school lockdowns (March 18)
- ‘A balance between innovation and nostalgia’: Why carmakers are creating sounds for EVs (March 17)
- Panetta: Our rallying cry is ‘Buy Canadian’ but it can be challenging (March 15)
- Report: Broncos ‘gush’ over QB prospect after attending workout (March 15)
- Does cancelling a trip to the U.S. really send a political message, or is it just hurting local tourism? (March 12)
- Marketing expert weighs in on the Buy Canadian trend (March 10)
- Out of office: COVID normalized remote work, but is it really here to stay? (March 10)
- Wilfrid Laurier University unveils a fresh new look (March 6)
- 60,000 Waterloo Region manufacturing jobs under pressure from Trump tariffs (March 5)
- Re-elected MPP addresses future of Brantford-Brant (March 4)
- Trump tariffs have sparked a ‘Buy Canadian’ surge, but keeping the trend alive faces hurdles (March 3)
- What's next now that the PCs have won a 3rd term in Ontario? (March 3)
- There is a method to Donald Trump’s madness (March 3)
- Wilfrid Laurier University curling teams golden at U Sports championships (March 1)
- Your questions about what's next in Ukraine (March 1)
- Voter turnout was up in Waterloo region and surrounding areas this Ontario election (Feb. 28)
- Brantford Brant MP says Canada must fight fire with fire in trade war (Feb. 28)
- Pond hockey is central to Canadian identity. Is it on thin ice? (Feb. 28)
- Doug Ford faces a long list of challenges in his third term as premier. Here are some of the biggest (Feb. 28)
- Doug Ford remains top dog in Ontario, but PCs drop seats in Toronto (Feb. 28)
- Politics prof explains how Doug Ford maintains popularity despite criticism of multiple files (Feb. 27)
- Inuit children in Nunavut face a preventable food security crisis (Feb. 27)
- U.S. in talks with Ukraine to access rare earth and critical minerals (Feb. 27)
- Laurier Brantford celebrates major milestone (Feb. 27)
- Election Ontario 2025: Why education is your top concern (Feb. 26)
- ‘Complete and utter shock’ after abrupt resignations of two Atlantic premiers (Feb. 26)
- Here’s what advanced polls turnout looked like in Waterloo region, surrounding area (Feb. 26)
- Laurier student’s art featured on a bus for Black History Month (Feb. 25)
- Election 2025: Should we be paying more attention to education? (Feb. 25)
- Here’s why strategic voting may not be effective (Feb. 25)
- ‘Do the right thing’: Pressure to avoid vote-splitting intensifies in Waterloo region (Feb. 25)
- Two Green candidates endorse NDP rivals in Waterloo Region days before election (Feb. 25)
- Concert choir celebrates women and song through time (Feb. 25)
- Trump’s birthright executive order — experts call it ‘a direct violation of 14th Amendment’ (Feb. 24)
- Indigenous Matters course receives positive feedback (Feb. 24)
- Backyard hockey rinks are a fixture of Canadian winters. Can they last with climate change? (Feb. 23)
- Fantastic year for outdoor skating rinks across Waterloo region as winter co-operates (Feb. 23)
- Younger people are bitter about not owning a house. When and how will they roar? (Feb. 22)
- New web browser plug-in designed by local university student helps shoppers buy Canadian (Feb. 21)
- Opinion | The world needs more Canadian patriotism (Feb. 20)
- Big games, bad weather and an ad blitz on the radar for the final week of Ontario election (Feb. 20)
- ‘It doesn’t take a rocket scientist or a political scientist’: voter turnout expected to be low in winter election (Feb. 19)
- Local university student launches browser plug-in to help people shop Canadian (Feb. 19)
- Wilfrid Laurier students participating in sustainable-planning project in St. Agatha (Feb. 19)
- The Buy Canadian movement seems to be growing, but how long can it last? (Feb. 18)
- Waterloo Region voters weigh in on upcoming provincial election (Feb. 18)
- What Canada can learn from the European Union about dealing with chaos and crises (Feb. 17)
- A map of backyard ice rinks across North America keeps tabs on climate change (Feb. 14)
- Brantford's Winter Fun Fest rescheduled due to forecasted extreme weather (Feb. 14)
- Duolingo announces sudden ‘death’ of owl mascot in Cybertruck crash. But will the viral marketing stunt work? (Feb. 13)
- Could tech startups hold the key to Canadian tariff resiliency? (Feb. 13)
- Waterloo Regional Police playing catch up with women front line officers, analysis shows (Feb. 13)
- High school students get a lesson in ‘Beating the Odds’ (Feb. 12)
- Wood Buffalo RCMP leads the way in gender diversity among prairie police departments: study (Feb. 11)
- Two more leader visits to Waterloo region: A look at second week of campaign in Waterloo region and area (Feb. 9)
- Scientists on the front line of permafrost thaw describe changes in the Arctic (Feb. 7)
- ‘We can’t count on the U.S. anymore’: Canada can pull away from America and thrive, economists say (Feb. 7)
- When is a deal really a deal? We tracked prices at Old Navy and Canadian Tire to find out (Feb. 7)
- Laurier professor part of team looking at resilient food systems (Feb. 6)
- Grand River Transit bus carries passengers and a message: diversity is a strength (Feb. 6)
- What’s next for quantum computing in 2025? (Feb. 5)
- Wilfrid Laurier University holds first blood drive since COVID-19 pandemic (Feb. 5)
- Quarterback Taylor Elgersma of London, Ont. looking forward to turning professional (Feb. 5)
- Senior Bowl success fuels Elgersma’s professional football dreams (Feb. 4)
- If Canada isn’t careful, retaliatory tariffs will do more harm than good (Feb. 3)
- Londoner Taylor Elgersma on NFL radar after strong Senior Bowl showing (Feb. 3)
- Laurier student’s artwork celebrates strength in diversity for Black History Month (Feb. 3)
- Quarterback Taylor Elgersma of London, Ont. impresses NFL scouts at Senior Bowl (Feb. 2)
- Ontario votes: Will snap election call help or hurt Doug Ford’s bid to stay in power? (Jan. 31)
- TFSAs are wildly popular. But is it just because of great branding? (Jan. 31)
- This Guelph board game convention wants to be a safe space for women (Jan. 31)
- Brantford-Brant chamber of commerce announces excellence awards finalists (Jan. 30)
- Laurier’s Taylor Elgersma makes history at Senior Bowl (Jan. 30)
- Golden Hawks roll up their sleeves for ‘Giving is Golden’ (Jan. 29)
- 2025 Senior Bowl: Taylor Elgersma trying to be first Canadian NFL QB in 22 years (Jan. 29)
- Canadian university offers course on Drake (Jan. 29)
- The race is on: Local ridings to watch in this Ontario election (Jan. 29)
- Opposition warns Ford comments push boundaries of 'caretaker convention' during Ontario election (Jan. 29)
- Professional snow shoveler, former hockey enforcer throwing passes as Senior Bowl quarterback (Jan. 28)
- Canadian gunslinger Taylor Elgersma has the talent to take Rams back to glory (Jan. 28)
- Ford well-positioned for snap election: former Ontario minister Milloy (Jan. 27)
- Canadian military faces two key challenges in recruitment and retention: Laurier prof (Jan. 27)
- The next prime minister’s growth plan must focus on homegrown innovation (Jan. 27)
- Experts renew calls for reparations from companies with historic ties to the slave trade (Jan. 27)
- Brantford-Brant Chamber preparing for MP-MPP Breakfast (Jan. 26)
- Forbes reveals 2025 best employers in Canada list. See how all of the Ontario companies ranked (Jan. 24)
- Local ridings to watch in the upcoming provincial election (Jan. 23)
- London quarterback Taylor Elgersma heading to NCAA Senior Bowl (Jan. 23)
- Laurier QB Elgersma accepts invite to play in Senior Bowl (Jan. 22)
- Hec Crighton Trophy winner Elgersma cracks CFL Scouting Bureaus winter list (Jan. 22)
- How safe do you feel in Hamilton? Police survey seeks to find out (Jan. 22)
- Ontario PCs hold fundraising advantage ahead of possible vote (Jan. 21)
- ‘Hopes and fears’: The Hub reacts to President Trump’s inauguration and what it means for Canada (Jan. 20)
- Thea Lim is the ‘story doctor’ as Wilfrid Laurier University's Edna Staebler writer-in-residence (Jan. 19)
- Laurier to foster cultural diversity and inclusion through film (Jan. 18)
- Trudeau’s exit opens debate on policy shifts (Jan. 16)
- Laurier’s Karen Stote discusses her research on Indigenous women forcibly sterilized in Canada (Jan. 16)
- Caledon student wins Laurier Scholars Award (Jan. 16)
- In four days, Trump will be U.S. president again. What about the criminal cases against him? (Jan. 16)
- Flu ramps up, putting children and seniors at risk, Ontario says (Jan. 16)
- Ontario political parties scramble to prepare ahead of possible early election (Jan. 16)
- Thea Lim, Wilfrid Laurier University’s writer-in-residence, tells us what’s in store for the term (Jan. 15)
- Laurier to foster cultural diversity and inclusion through film (Jan. 14)
- The Hunt Report: 2025 College Gridiron Showcase takeaways, plus biggest standouts from college all-star event (Jan. 14)
- Winter’s a Drag returns to Laurier Brantford (Jan. 14)
- Hamilton Police want to know how residents feel about public safety (Jan. 13)
- Map shows where Kohl’s, Macy’s stores are closing in 2025 (Jan. 13)
- They support the dying, rescue hawks and build homes. Here’s why they’ve done it for decades — and what they get out of it (Jan. 12)
- They don’t have NIL but that shouldn’t stop Canadian student athletes from preparing for life after sports (Jan. 12)
- Charting the Canadian economy for 2025 (Jan. 10)
- Climate change and outdoor hockey: Is the NHL contributing enough? (Jan. 10)
- Laurier football boss Michael Faulds signs five-year contract extension (Jan. 10)
- Coach Faulds signs five-year extension with Laurier Golden Hawks (Jan. 10)
- Sport advocates pushing for multi-use stadium in Waterloo region (Jan. 9)
- Online petition calls for planning and construction of stadium in Kitchener (Jan. 8)
- Indigenous writer Alicia Elliott appointed Laurier Stedman Fellow (Jan. 8)
- Mediterranean claimed more than 2,200 migrant lives in 2024. Here's why it could be worse this year (Jan. 8)
- Parental leave paradox: Why women who take longer leaves face career penalties in men-dominated fields (Jan. 7)
- Many Black immigrants in northern Ontario overqualified for jobs: Laurier research (Jan. 7)
- A four-day science-backed guide to forging better friendships that will improve your life (Jan. 6)
- What connecting to your future self can mean to your present (Jan. 5)
- The National: How some music programs at Canadian schools are evolving (Jan. 5)
- Stay off town's outdoor rinks, Stratford tells P.E.I. skaters — they're 'essentially 3 bathtubs' (Jan. 4)
- Track community makes its case for multi-purpose stadium (Jan. 4)
- Why some are turning to sound baths for relaxation (Jan. 2)
- Celebrity brands: Fame alone isn’t enough to keep them afloat anymore (Jan. 2)
- Woodstock's Paton, Magoffin will represent Canada at Winter World University Games in Italy (Jan. 2)
- How to actually succeed at your New Year’s resolutions (Jan. 2)
- Deeply affordable housing not in the cards for two Cambridge sites (Jan. 1)
- Welcoming hip-hop into the music curriculum (Dec. 31)
- Warmer winters shrinking Canada’s outdoor skating season (Dec. 31)
- Changemakers get support for community projects in Brantford (Dec. 27)
- Scholarship recipient has dreams of becoming a lawyer (Dec. 25)
- Paramedics in peril: New study to give Canada-wide picture of violence on the job (Dec. 23)
- Top sports web stories of the year: Stanley Cup champions, world records and Golden Hawks go for the Vanier Cup (Dec. 23)
- Winter 2025 International Film Series starts in January at Laurier University (Dec. 20)
- $3M award program offers help for Waterloo Region post secondary school students (Dec. 18)
- Laurier Economics prof explains the link between the economy and falling birth rates (Dec. 18)
- Gen Z drinking less alcohol than previous generations (Dec. 17)
- How do we balance the risks and rewards of using AI in the lab? (Dec. 17)
- Winter care packages make a difference (Dec. 17)
- Canada's cities are losing up to 19 days of winter (Dec. 16)
- Newmarket student excelling as top Laurier scholar (Dec. 14)
- Education is going wrong, scholars say. But how do we build better schools? (Dec. 14)
- The Temporary Foreign Worker Program is a failure, and new immigration limits make a bad situation worse (Dec. 12)
- Making friends with your past and future selves (Dec. 11)
- Wilfrid Laurier University receives funding for exchange research partnership with Ghana (Dec. 11)
- Alouettes add four players, including nationals Vincent Delisle and Tanner Nelmes (Dec. 11)
- Canada names Universaide roster featuring top U Sports athletes (Dec. 10)
- Pieces for Peace event to honour Human Rights Day 2024 (Dec. 9)
- Climate change is making Canada’s ice roads hard to navigate (Dec. 5)
- 14,000 goldfish invaded a local pond. Students wanted to investigate (Dec. 5)
- Community Changemakers develop projects to foster belonging and inclusion (Dec. 3)
- Cold weather runs: Why athletes should lace up and face the chill (Dec. 3)
- Scurvy is back and this northern Saskatchewan town is searching for solutions (Nov. 29)
- Innovative ‘chaos packaging’ could have environmental repercussions, says Laurier prof (Nov. 28)
- The rise of ‘sober curiosity:’ Why Gen Zers are reducing their alcohol consumption (Nov. 25)
- Golden Hawks reflect on Vanier Cup loss (Nov. 25)
- Surging demand puts pressure on high school upgrading programs in Edmonton (Nov. 25)
- Can Target turn fortunes around over holiday season? (Nov. 24)
- Vanier Cup heartbreak for Laurier Golden Hawks (Nov. 23)
- Brant's Vital Signs checks pulse of community (Nov. 22)
- Students want more diversity in Waterloo Region schools but ‘it’s not happening fast enough’ (Nov. 21)
- Kingston prepares to host 59th Vanier Cup (Nov. 21)
- For Laurier coach Michael Faulds, Vanier Cup title would be career-crowning achievement (Nov. 21)
- Laurier’s Taylor Elgersma and Michael Faulds claim prestigious U Sports awards (Nov. 21)
- Laurier hits the road well-prepared for Vanier Cup showdown with Laval (Nov. 21)
- Golden Hawks hold final practice in Waterloo before national championship game (Nov. 20)
- Canadians are ready to strengthen national defence. Will Ottawa answer the call? (Nov. 20)
- Free online course explores Indigenous history and culture (Nov. 19)
- Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks prepare for Vanier Cup showdown (Nov. 18)
- Father and son from Kitchener fly over 1,300 km for emergency rescue of bald eagle (Nov. 18)
- Judge’s ruling repeats the common ‘Wilfred’ Laurier University typo (Nov. 18)
- ‘Trump trade’ sees loonie fall to four-year low against U.S. dollar (Nov. 17)
- Father and son from Kitchener fly over 1,300 km for emergency rescue of bald eagle (Nov. 17)
- Laurier advances to Vanier Cup after blowing out Bishop's in Uteck Bowl (Nov. 16)
- Laurier, City of Brantford offer free Indigenous matters course (Nov. 15)
- Regina welcomes Laval, Laurier visits Bishop’s in U Sports football semifinals (Nov. 15)
- Surprisingly snuggly pythons upend what scientists thought they knew about snakes (Nov. 14)
- Award-winning Six Nations author Alicia Elliott takes on fellowship (Nov. 13)
- Taylor Swift’s Eras tour: Is it Toronto’s ‘Wildest Dream’ for its economy, or too good to be true? (Nov. 13)
- Public invited to screening of film exploring homelessness in mid-size cities (Nov. 13)
- The surprising social lives of pythons (Nov. 13)
- Waterloo Region police 2025 budget sees reduction, but new hires remain in forecast (Nov. 12)
- Laurier’s Fusion Beats show highlights local talent (Nov. 11)
- Golden Hawks roll to dominant Yates Cup victory (Nov. 10)
- Laurier Golden Hawks triumph over Western Mustangs to claim Yates Cup victory (Nov. 9)
- Laurier Golden Hawks and Western Mustangs set for Yates Cup rematch (Nov. 8)
- Laurier QB, coach take home top OUA football awards again (Nov. 7)
- London native Taylor Elgersma named Ontario's top university football player (Nov. 7)
- How to quell the sharp rise in youth violence in Canada (Nov. 7)
- CIBC donates $350,000 to support students at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Milton campus (Nov. 7)
- Brett Popplewell named winner of 2024 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction (Nov. 7)
- Laurier alumni return for homecoming basketball game (Nov. 5)
- Author and journalist Brett Popplewell named winner of 2024 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction (Nov. 4)
- The head of Google Canada on regulating AI, a sometimes frightening future and earning users’ trust (Nov. 4)
- Laurier Golden Hawks end Queen’s Gaels football season (Nov. 2)
- Laurier students help Afghan women get university educations (Oct. 29)
- The upside of adversity: Children learn resilience from coping with difficulties (Oct. 28)
- Ford government to ban foreign students from Ontario medical schools (Oct. 25)
- Fusion Beats 2024, showcase of local singers, dancers free to attend (Oct. 22)
- Why is it so hard to hire cops? (Oct. 22)
- Tourism at the End of the World (Oct. 21)
- KW Oktoberfest announces new ambassador on final weekend of events (Oct. 21)
- Fair inspires Black students to pursue academic excellence (Oct. 18)
- International student from Myanmar hopes to return home after studying in Waterloo (Oct. 17)
- Hiring more police in Waterloo Region may not help solve more crimes (Oct. 17)
- This student who moved from Afghanistan to Waterloo hopes his story inspires others (Oct. 16)
- The promise of government-official accountability is vanishing – along with their texts (Oct. 14)
- Brantford celebrates grand opening of Lucy Marco Place (Oct. 14)
- Keeping up with P.E.I.’s rapid growth in an era of online crime has been a struggle, say police (Oct. 13)
- Wilfrid Laurier University reveals future plans for its Milton campus (Oct. 11)
- Laurier welcomes bestselling author for lecture on healthcare worker burnout (Oct. 11)
- Milton Education Village takes shape as Laurier preps campus construction (Oct. 10)
- Wilfrid Laurier University provides update on Milton Education Village (Oct. 10)
- Documentary on Afghan women in Canada is a call to action (Oct. 8)
- City of Brantford, Laurier launch fall 2024 International Film Series (Oct. 7)
- ‘Hotter and drier’ conditions in forests will create greater fire risk in coming decades, Senate committee hears, as House continues Jasper study (Oct. 7)
- Laurier student identified as having Olympic potential in bobsleigh (Oct. 6)
- Parents and coach brawl at kids' hockey tourney in Hamilton, prompting refs to halt game (Oct. 4)
- 2024 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction shortlist announced (Oct. 3)
- Shining a spotlight on local Armenian community (Oct. 3)
- United Achievers Community Services awards 13 scholarships to outstanding Black students (Oct. 3)
- Return-to-office mandates may not be the solution to downtown struggles that Canadian cities are banking on (Oct. 2)
- Opinion | Ford’s ‘get a job’ comment achieves nothing in solving the homelessness crisis (Oct. 1)
- Quote of the day: Fire renewed forests. Now it’s their enemy. (Sept. 30)
- Laurier Brantford hosts inaugural MarketFest (Sept. 30)
- ‘I wish you could see it’: Kitchener student dedicates ribbon skirt to girl who died at residential school (Sept. 30)
- A new building at University of Waterloo is unique on campus. And that’s the whole point (Sept. 30)
- Homecoming is here and WRPS is asking students to be smart and safe (Sept. 28)
- Preparations underway for a busy homecoming weekend (Sept. 27)
- Indigenous art to be featured on GRT bus for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Sept. 27)
- What is homeworkers’ minimum wage, and why is it higher than general minimum wage? (Sept. 27)
- One in four workers live paycheque-to-paycheque as financial stress rises (Sept. 27)
- Revealed: the US government-funded ‘private social network’ attacking pesticide critics (Sept. 27)
- Which Canadian cities have the most people working from home? (Sept. 26)
- Hybrid and remote work is here to stay: C.D. Howe (Sept. 26)
- Cambridge groups among latest recipients of region's $2.89M Upstream Fund (Sept. 26)
- Mat Buntin named director, publisher of Wilfrid Laurier University Press (Sept. 25)
- Thousands of students attend job fair at Waterloo's RIM Park (Sept. 25)
- Students learn importance of water stewardship at Halton Children’s Water Festival (Sept. 25)
- Government concerned about public scrutiny in mandating workers back to office (Sept. 25)
- Secrets of the Forest (Sept. 23)
- City events to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Sept. 23)
- More women than ever are living on the street (Sept. 23)
- Celebrity brands: Why fame alone isn’t enough to keep them afloat anymore (Sept. 22)
- 2024 International Film Series kicks off with film from India (Sept. 22)
- Golden Hawks soar into Battle of Waterloo clash with Warriors (Sept. 20)
- Pandemic didn’t take the summer off. ‘There is still a lot of COVID-19 around,’ expert says (Sept. 20)
- Laurier Golden Hawks the best university football team in Canada (Sept. 19)
- Laurier unveils revamped Bachelor of Music program (Sept. 19)
- Laurier Brantford to host Community Connections Conference (Sept. 18)
- MarketFest to kick off 25th anniversary celebration (Sept. 18)
- Immigrant Memories project focuses on Armenian community (Sept. 18)
- Milton students’ work in mental health field recognized with Lieutenant Governors’ Legacy Awards (Sept. 18)
- Community Changemakers Program back for ninth year (Sept. 16)
- Laurier moves to top of U Sports football rankings (Sept. 16)
- Marketing expert weights in on Costco membership changes (Sept. 16)
- Mustangs fall to Golden Hawks, first loss of the regular season in three years (Sept. 15)
- P.E.I. policing numbers hit historic low, as percentage of population (Sept. 14)
- Laurier men’s basketball coach takes on role with Raptors 905 of NBA G League (Sept. 13)
- Laurier calls on Cavell Johnson to take control of men’s basketball squad (Sept. 12)
- Laurier celebrates 25 years in Brantford (Sept. 11)
- Two Guelph residents receive lieutenant governor awards (Sept. 11)
- Justin Serresse takes leave from Laurier to coach Raptors 905 of NBA G League (Sept. 9)
- Guyana’s Dr. Rita Persaud wins prestigious 'Women Changemaker of the Year Award' (Sept. 8)
- 'If you can't move, you can still game' — how a developer helps make accessible video games (Sept. 3)
- Pickleball or housing? Debate in this Ontario city shows dilemma municipalities face (Aug. 31)
- Waterloo roads temporarily closed, redirected for move-in weekend (Aug. 30)
- Waterloo welcoming back university students for move-in weekend (Aug. 29)
- Free road hockey program gives kids chance to play (Aug. 28)
- In the debate over where to put emergency shelters, advocates take a stand against NIMBYism (Aug. 26)
- Wilfrid Laurier University gets huge donation from long-time supporter, alumni (Aug. 23)
- This international student received a $75K scholarship to study in Canada. She was denied a permit (Aug. 22)
- The Hunt Report: Get to know some of the top international prospects, plus FCS players to watch during Week 0 (Aug. 21)
- Another round of consultations on Canada’s Africa ‘approach’ extends two-year wait for rethink (Aug. 20)
- Much fanfare for Rocky Green’s ‘A Private View’ opening reception (Aug. 18)
- International students hone their language entrepreneurial skills (Aug. 16)
- Northwest Territories ablaze (Aug. 14)
- Fires rage in the Northwest Territories (Aug. 14)
- Football Canada appoints Peter Baxter to its board of directors (Aug. 14)
- Beloved football tradition returns to Waterloo (Aug. 13)
- Golden Hawk for a day (Aug. 13)
- N.W.T.'s Scotty Creek Research Station rebuilt, now with its own fire-protection system (Aug. 12)
- Employers should use science to optimize job interviews instead of relying on outdated misconceptions (Aug. 12)
- After relentless wildfires in Canada, boreal forests are struggling to recover (Aug. 12)
- N.W.T.'s Scotty Creek Research Station rebuilt, now with its own fire-protection system (Aug. 12)
- Cleaning up Yellowknife’s Frame Lake takes more than one approach (Aug. 11)
- ‘How can we let this fly?’ Local organizations fight to find solution to women's homelessness (Aug. 8)
- Ontario’s auto insurance changes could increase premiums, experts say (Aug. 8)
- Sound baths offer tranquility and health benefits for devotees, even if science can’t explain it (Aug. 8)
- There are no homeless shelters for women in Waterloo region. A coalition of activists wants to change that (Aug. 8)
- Years of drought in Alberta and B.C. pushing freshwater supply into uncharted territory (Aug. 7)
- Apartments and arts hub to replace Huether Hotel in Waterloo (Aug. 7)
- Despite cutting-edge tech, Olympic athletes are still tying at the Games — here’s why (Aug. 6)
- Quantum computing aims for diversity, one qubit at a time (Aug. 5)
- Work continues on MEV, as Laurier opens commuter campus (Aug. 4)
- Worried about car theft? Ford government says five new helicopters will help — but experts say ‘they’re not the end all, be all’ (July 29)
- Free basketball training helps Cambridge youth get into the game (July 29)
- Class is in session with Professor Shad. The rapper talks about his new classes coming to Ontario universities this fall. (July 27)
- Woodstock native wins prestigious women’s coaching award (July 26)
- The controversy behind animal sentience (July 26)
- Olympics Bound: Meet Canada’s athlete-scholars competing at the summer games (July 25)
- Students at Laurier, Conestoga get a deal on Milton Transit fees (July 25)
- We don’t seem interested in finding common ground anymore (July 25)
- Neuron Scooters big hit in K-W and Cambridge (July 25)
- Apple Swift Student Challenge winners for 2024 (July 24)
- Anderson to continue hockey career in university ranks with Laurier Golden Hawks (July 24)
- Laurier, U of T offering hip-hop course taught by rapper Shad (July 23)
- Physician and humanitarian James Orbinski to receive Camp Kanawana's Pip award (July 22)
- She shoots, she scores: CCI grad ‘honoured’ by Hall of Fame (July 21)
- NWT CIMP invests $2.2M in environmental monitoring, research projects (July 17)
- Shad will teach hip-hop courses at Wilfrid Laurier and University of Toronto this fall (July 17)
- Shad Returns to Laurier to teach “Hip-Hop to the World” (July 16)
- Start of swim journey across Lake Ontario begins with a phone call from pioneer Marilyn Bell Di Lascio (July 13)
- Despite Ontario workers’ compensation reforms, migrant workers are still being left behind (July 10)
- What will the Canada-U.K. relationship look like under a Labour government? (July 5)
- What does Goldie Ghamari's expulsion from the PC's cabinet mean for Ottawa? (July 3)
- Understanding Homelessness featuring Associate Professor Erin Dej (July 3)
- Rich Newbrough led Golden Hawks to first Vanier Cup victory (July 3)
- ‘We know we need something different’ — experts weigh in on Waterloo Region District School Board’s plan to transform education (July 3)
- Transgender and gender-diverse people in Canada face significant barriers to accessing care and surgery, studies find (July 2)
- ‘Surreal’: northeastern Ontario artist Christi Belcourt receives postage stamp, Order of Canada (July 2)
- The ‘tax-free trap’: How a simple phrase skews Canadians’ savings choices (July 1)
- Terry Copp, Laurier history professor emeritus, named to Order of Canada (June 27)
- Elora’s Terry Copp appointed to Order of Canada (June 27)
- Avril Lavigne, Stephen Poloz: A look at the newest Order of Canada appointments (June 27)
- Region urged to create temporary emergency women’s shelter as YWKW closes (June 27)
- Celebrating the Graduating Class of 2024 (June 27)
- New stamp recognizes Métis artist and environmentalist Christi Belcourt (June 25)
- Virtual club for teen chefs launches in four NWT communities (June 23)
- Loblaws boycott: Canadian grocery giant, Galen Weston are targets of parody No Name ad in Calgary — again (June 21)
- A changing of the guard at Waterloo’s Princess Cinemas (June 21)
- ‘Petroturfing’ turned fringe messaging into a major movement (June 21)
- WLU establishes its first endowed professorship in music with $1.4M gift (June 20)
- The pros and cons of power (June 20)
- Wilfrid Laurier, Light House members run football drills with high school students (June 18)
- Let’s settle sport’s great debate: talent vs team spirit (June 17)
- Wilfrid Laurier University unveils renovated Milton Academic Centre at community event (June 16)
- New Laurier campus in Milton inviting alumni, prospective students to open house (June 14)
- You’re invited to a Laurier Milton open house (June 14)
- Loblaws boycott: Canadians cheer fake No Name cake ad that spoofs grocery giant, Galen Weston — ‘Eat the rich’ (June 14)
- McDonald named Football Canada’s full-time managing director (June 14)
- We built a mean game to test AI's ability to apologise (June 14)
- Canadian grad’s elder care app wins Apple’s Swift Student Challenge, earns Tim Cook’s praise (June 11)
- Waterloo Region stops reporting COVID-19 outbreaks, deaths and hospitalizations (June 11)
- Seeing the unhoused and racialized youth as neighbours creates inclusive communities (June 10)
- Laurier Stedman Prize creative writing competition announces winners (June 10)
- The Record today: Savvas Chamberlain Music Building opened at Wilfrid Laurier University (June 10)
- Body Shop, Red Lobster creditor protection cases show pitfalls in corporate dynamics (June 10)
- Trent professor presents homelessness research at national conference (June 10)
- Hazardous wildfire smoke: Looking back, forward (June 7)
- Dave Levac, Shelley Niro address Laurier grads after receiving honorary degrees (June 5)
- Beyond the 'culture wars': How mysticism can get us beyond polarization (June 5)
- ACS student wins creative writing competition (June 2)
- Charitable organization promotes Canada’s industrial past (May 30)
- Former MPP Dave Levac, Six Nations artist Shelley Niro to receive honorary degrees (May 31)
- Bruce Cockburn among five receiving honorary degrees from Laurier (May 31)
- Why Canada is riddled with wildfires that burn year-round (May 29)
- Filling up at the Empty Bowls fundraiser (May 28)
- Wilfrid Laurier University Open House (May 28)
- Jewelry store targeted again by smash and grab thieves (May 28)
- Maybe it's time for Canada's politicians to move beyond the 'ideology' insult (May 28)
- Rio Tinto Diavik to install aerator to support biodiversity in Yellowknife’s Frame Lake (May 27)
- Wilfrid Laurier University to launch Milton campus for commuters in fall (May 25)
- ‘Close to home’: Wilfrid Laurier University opening Milton campus this year (May 24)
- ‘I don’t want to stop’: Bruce Cockburn, 78, on touring, family and why older people should go to concerts (May 23)
- Fundraising at Hamilton schools rebounding after ‘huge’ pandemic decline (May 23)
- Inaugural Laurier Summit inspires community change (May 20)
- Partnership welcomes new Canadians to Brantford (May 20)
- Rope Skipping Canada hosts national championship in Waterloo (May 20)
- At a breaking point and forced to provide ‘inhumane’ care for their son, Jonathan’s parents considered the unthinkable: leaving him in hospital (May 18)
- The particular melancholy of visiting your childhood home (May 17)
- New Cambridge exhibit aims to build better foundation for women in skilled trades (May 16)
- Why do American rappers see Drake as not Black enough? (May 16)
- 'Canadian Nice' Off The Field, Isaiah Adams Is Monster In Trenches (May 16)
- Special Olympics hitting the pool in Wilmot next week; local athlete competing (May 16)
- 20 Peterborough Special Olympians heading to Ontario Spring Games (May 15)
- Wildfire season has started. Here’s what to expect (May 14)
- Top university football players face off at East-West Bowl in Waterloo (May 11)
- Hundreds of local students get Vision into the Future at STEAM conference (May 8)
- Detroit Red Wings should be in playoffs. Change this unusual NHL rule. | Opinion (May 8)
- Bike subscription program launches in Waterloo, geared toward students (May 7)
- New defence update and federal budget recklessly put Canada on a warpath (May 7)
- Making math add up for struggling Hamilton students (May 6)
- Mike Morrice recognizes work of International Students Overcoming War at Wilfrid Laurier University (May 4)
- Photo exhibit coming to Cambridge explores women in skilled trades (May 3)
- High school students learn about opportunities in STEAM (May 3)
- Laurier has new associate VP of equity, diversity and inclusion (May 3)
- There are too few Black scholars (May 3)
- A major loss of income for mothers is driving Canada’s record-low fertility (May 3)
- High school students learn about opportunities in STEAM (May 2)
- Why are women still outsiders in the trades? (May 1)
- New Ticat has just three seasons of football under his belt (May 1)
- Rough seas or smooth sailing? The cruise industry is booming despite environmental concerns (April 30)
- Wilfrid Laurier University’s apiaries promote sustainability on campus (April 30)
- Arizona Cardinals take Canadian Adams in third round of NFL draft (April 27)
- U.S. aid package is not a silver bullet for Ukraine in war with Russia, says Laurier’s Andrew R. Basso (April 26)
- Laurier prof provides analysis in story of Harvey Weinstein’s overturned conviction (April 25)
- What Canada can learn from Australia's gun buyback (April 25)
- Wellesley’s Sonia Kagolovskaya receives a Laurier Scholars Award (April 25)
- Most of Earth’s creatures could be sentient in some way, says Laurier prof (April 25)
- Laurier stadium upgrades, Conestoga College housing approved by Waterloo city council (April 23)
- Consciousness a ‘realistic possibility’ in birds, fish, squid and bees, scholars say (April 22)
- Residents invited to community peace mural workshops (April 22)
- Interview – Simon Dalby (April 21)
- War in Sudan: Latest on the conflict after one year (April 19)
- Customers react to pizza as a new menu item at Tim Hortons (April 17)
- Focus on female athletes encouraging for local women’s sports (April 17)
- Chatham teen wins scholarship for her work advocating for mental health (April 15)
- Here's how often, and why, London police use their light armoured vehicle (April 15)
- Children’s mental health champion: Chatham woman awarded $40K scholarship (April 13)
- How a ballooning public sector is reshaping Canada’s economy (April 13)
- Russia uses guided bombs and missiles to target critical infrastructure in Ukraine (April 12)
- Brantford student wins prestigious $40,000 Laurier Scholars Award (April 12)
- Snakes, self-recognition, and sociality (April 11)
- Plan to End Chronic Homelessness targets 2030 for ‘zero homelessness’ in Waterloo Region (April 11)
- Sahtu Secretariat hopeful new defence spending can push ahead Mackenzie Valley Highway (April 10)
- White Oaks graduate wins Wilfrid Laurier University’s most prestigious entrance scholarship (April 8)
- Laurier invites projects for Summit for Creative Community Solutions (April 8)
- Analyzing future of outdoor skating rinks in changing climate as part of NHL Green (April 8)
- International grad students less likely to access mental health services than domestic counterparts: study (April 7)
- Can snakes recognize themselves? One species has passed a modified ‘mirror test’ based on smell (April 4)
- Ground-breaking Canadian giraffe researcher Anne Innis Dagg dies at 91 (April 4)
- Book from female boilermaker wins creative non-fiction award (April 4)
- How can Canada deliver safe drinking water to First Nation communities? A Q&A with Wilfrid Laurier’s Sheri Longboat (April 4)
- Wilfrid Laurier's Luke Brubacher impressing despite limited football experience (April 3)
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- Football Canada names Kevin McDonald as its interim managing director (April 2)
- Island country turns to Laurier coach for Paris Olympics (March 31)
- Anil Arora retires as chief statistician: ‘Pushing the boundaries has been my career’ (March 29)
- Chattanooga State takes a quantum leap with expert insights into the future of computing (March 28)
- Ontario auto-insurance changes could leave some vulnerable, says expert (March 28)
- New auto insurance rules could let Ontario drivers opt for less. But by how much? (March 26)
- Ford government announces cuts to some mandatory auto insurance coverage — and offers millions for new police helicopters (March 26)
- Are we living in the same timeline? Why your partner perceives time differently (March 25)
- Enterprise’s community garden is miraculously intact (March 24)
- ‘It’s not just a sport, it’s a family’: Alumni Field hosts flag football championships (March 24)
- Quirks and Quarks: Scientists helping maintain an essential ice road to a northern community (March 23)
- Ending the military’s authority to prosecute sex crimes will not fix its culture (March 22)
- Six thousand students face suspension next week if vaccines aren't updated (March 22)
- These Laurier students want to get people thinking about taking action on climate again (March 21)
- Summer camp costs a ‘sticker shock’ for parents (March 20)
- Is your partner’s disturbed sleep keeping you up at night? Letting go of unattainable dreams may keep you both happy in bed (March 18)
- Alarm bells ring as scientists uncover major flaws in ability to track changes to global conservation areas (March 18)
- This Women's History Month, how physics connects two Bengali women born decades apart (March 18)
- Loblaw under fire for testing self-checkout receipt scanners at 4 Ontario locations (March 14)
- How is the risk of wildfires across Canada looking now after a record breaking 2023? (March 13)
- Climate, conflict and the meaning of peace (March 12)
- Young performers get a fun lesson in music at March Break band camp (March 12)
- Golden Hawks and Warriors shoot for Canadian curling gold (March 11)
- Beaver expansion into Alaska’s Arctic tundra presents problems for people, but also opportunities (March 11)
- Pauline Johnson’s birthday celebrated at Chiefswood National Historic Site (March 11)
- Laurier student-led clubs host Women and Media panel for International Women's Day (March 11)
- Singing together makes beautiful music — and social change (March 8)
- International Women’s Day celebrated Friday (March 6)
- Meet the Wilfrid Laurier University student who has just been appointed to the Refugee Advisory Group with the UN (March 5)
- Monday’s temperatures smash 60-year-old record in Waterloo region (March 4)
- City of Brantford and Wilfrid Laurier University announce spring 2024 youth Community Changemaker Program (March 2)
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- Alberta sounds alarm on 2024 wildfire season (Feb. 22)
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- What are ‘zombie fires’? How flames from last summer are still smouldering, even under snow — at record levels (Feb. 22)
- ‘Zombie’ underground fires still burning in North America despite winter (Feb. 21)
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- Mayor defends Hamilton police budget while experts weigh in on board's power to change it (Feb. 21)
- How high school ‘university’ courses matter for all post-secondary access — more than the name implies (Feb. 20)
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- Bank of Canada deputy governor to discuss monetary policy at Wilfrid Laurier University (Feb. 13)
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- Black students inspired to 'beat the odds' on their way to excellence in Waterloo Region (Feb. 10)
- Conference aimed at inspiring Black youth returns to Wilfrid Laurier University (Feb. 9)
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- Worries about job loss are high, but should they be? This Laurier economist weighs in (Feb. 6)
- Black artists in Waterloo explore love, culture, and growing up in a white world (Feb. 6)
- Free international film screenings at Laurier’s Brantford campus (Feb. 5)
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- Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction 2023 shortlist announced (Feb. 2)
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- A battle of Waterloo on the ice (Feb. 2)
- From Gaza to Sudan, conflict is driving a rise in hunger worldwide (Feb. 1)
- Syria: Could making 'domicide' a war crime bring justice? (Jan. 31)
- Celebrate Black History Month with these events in Guelph and the Waterloo Region (Jan. 31)
- On anniversary of Quebec mosque attack let's work collectively to combat Islamophobia (Jan. 29)
- Zero-emissions fire station gets an A+ (Jan. 29)
- Book review: Celebrating the women who helped create modern science (Jan. 26)
- Roman-era wine shop, possibly destroyed in an earthquake, discovered in Greece (Jan. 24)
- Milton chamber and Laurier team up for new scholarship (Jan. 24)
- Rongo University to collaborate with Canadian university to strengthen food systems (Jan. 24)
- Police budget increases may not reduce crime rates in Canadian cities, research indicates (Jan. 18)
- Longtime community leader Wendi Campbell passes away (Jan. 18)
- Period projects gain momentum across the country (Jan. 18)
- Physician calls for compassion in health care — for ailing patients and burnt-out workers (Jan. 18)
- Here’s how cities can ‘instantly’ cut GHGs, improve mobility and road safety (Jan. 17)
- Happily ever after: A glimpse into the Blue Zones (Jan. 17)
- A postmortem for two pandemics (Jan. 15)
- Shoppers irate at retailers who check bags, receipts at exit. Do customers have a right to refuse? (Jan. 15)
- Laurier researchers support NWT ice road builders (Jan. 15)
- Garden Inventories, a book by Mariam Pirbhai on the plot of land as a metaphor (Jan 12)
- Laurier Golden Hawks climb U Sports basketball rankings (Jan. 11)
- A winter without ice? (Jan. 9)
- Laurier well represented at Ontario curling championships (Jan. 8)
- Symposium to focus on Laurier namesake, institutional history (Jan. 7)
- No ice means no ice fishing — warm winter hurts southern Ontario anglers, businesses (Jan. 6)
- Celebrating women scientists who furthered knowledge of the cosmos (Jan. 5)
- Laurier curler Emma Artichuk leads Guelph club rink to Swiss Cup (Jan. 5)
- Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College forge educational partnership in Milton (Jan. 3)
- Laurier researchers use remote sensors to predict ice thickness in Canada's North (Jan. 2)
- Laurier professor mapping northern ice roads (Jan. 2)
- How to swim all the way around Manhattan (Dec. 30)
- Why some are struggling to find jobs despite an overall strong labour market (Dec. 28)
- First Laurier, Conestoga students to attend Milton campuses in 2024 (Dec. 22)
- Milton: Wilfrid Laurier University accepting applications for inaugural year (Dec. 21)
- Quirks and Quarks: Honouring the overlooked legacies of women in science (Dec. 16)
- Climate change upheaval could leave Canada vulnerable to those seeking to harm it, CSIS warns (Dec. 16)
- Do you find yourself on an emotional rollercoaster? (Dec. 16)
- Milton officials excited about Laurier, Conestoga accepting students next year (Dec. 15)
- Both Conestoga College and Wilfrid Laurier University will open Milton campuses in 2024 (Dec. 15)
- Garter snakes make friends, organize their society around females (Dec. 15)
- Death of beloved Kitchener artist Marshall Ward leaves gaping hole (Dec. 14)
- Is southwestern Ontario the new power base for the Green Party? (Dec. 13)
- Brantford business leader remembered as community champion (Dec. 13)
- In memory of a friend – Laurier's Deanne Piticco shares why she's a regular blood donor (Dec. 12)
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights: A cup half full or half empty? (Dec. 10)
- Laurier’s first holiday blood drive helping community (Dec. 9)
- Laurier, Conestoga opening post-secondary campuses in Milton next year (Dec. 7)
- How a Wilfrid Laurier researcher is using advanced technology to improve ice roads (Dec. 7)
- UW, Laurier, University of Guelph make Canada’s list of top 50 research universities (Dec. 7)
- Blair names Canada military college review board amid misconduct crisis (Dec. 6)
- How to encourage China to become a law-abiding member of the rules-based international order (Dec. 6)
- Brantford showcases revitalization of downtown core (Dec. 6)
- Universities, colleges listed among Canada’s Top 100 Employers (Dec. 7)
- Anti-Trudeau sentiment, lack of provincial leader led to poor Liberal showing in Kitchener byelection (Dec. 7)
- What we must do to keep the lesson of the Montreal massacre alive (Dec. 6)
- Equitable sentencing can mitigate anti-Black racism in Canada’s justice system (Dec. 3)
- ‘A slap in the face’: Doug Ford pledged to fix autism wait times but families are waiting longer — and losing hope (Dec. 2)
- Former mayor, former councillor added to Brantford Wall of Recognition (Dec. 1)
- COP28: Why we need to break our addiction to combustion (Nov. 30)
- Greens win second Ontario seat in Kitchener Centre provincial byelection (Nov. 30)
- Decision day arrives in Kitchener Centre byelection (Nov. 30)
- It's time to vote in the Kitchener Centre provincial byelection (Nov. 30)
- Life post-pandemic looks a lot like life pre-pandemic (Nov. 29)
- Laurier LaunchPad program awards grant funding (Nov. 27)
- The Arc | Dr. Robert McLeman on climate migration, equity and policy (Nov. 27)
- Youth video programme to combat climate change held at GIMPA (Nov. 26)
- As municipalities work to address homelessness, how do they measure success? (Nov. 25)
- ‘Looking into my crystal ball, it’s going to be problematic.’ Immunologist sees elevated COVID risks as people plan holiday gatherings in Waterloo Region (Nov. 24)
- When it comes to addressing homelessness, how do you measure success? (Nov. 23)
- Region announces 2,350 affordable houses are in development or occupied (Nov. 22)
- New UN report says world set to warm by 3 C by end of century (Nov. 21)
- Can writing a diary protect your mental health? (Nov. 21)
- Natural history of the Elora Gorge re-examined in upcoming book (Nov. 21)
- A new framework to help people predict boreal caribou populations decades into the future (Nov. 20)
- Ontario’s regional universities are in jeopardy — and so are the future of our communities (Nov. 21)
- Wilfrid Laurier researcher studying the role of light in early cancer detection (Nov. 20)
- 18 people on the Kitchener Centre byelection ballot is a 'novelty' but will it result in more votes? (Nov. 20)
- Why you see Black Friday sales in July (Nov. 17)
- Opinion: How To Bring Fair Play to the Science Nobels (Nov. 16)
- Canadian startup tests plastic-infused asphalt at biotech site (Nov. 15)
- Wilfrid Laurier University women's golf team wins first provincial title (Nov. 14)
- Mustangs top Golden Hawks to win Yates Cup (Nov. 11)
- Laurier QB Taylor Elgersma takes OUA’s top football award (Nov. 8)
- Michael Faulds wins OUA coach of the year award (Nov. 8)
- Golden Hawks take top OUA awards, prepare for Yates Cup showdown in London (Nov. 8)
- Ghanaian youth produce climate change impact documentary for COP 28 (Nov. 8)
- How investors can get a taste of sustainable food systems (Nov. 7)
- All aboard! Brantford states its case for GO Train service (Nov. 7)
- Wilfrid Laurier QB Taylor Elgersma highlights 2023 OUA all-stars (Nov. 7)
- Golden Hawks lead OUA conference with 11 players named all-stars (Nov. 7)
- The class act of Canadian politics (Nov. 7)
- 'Her Space, Her Time: How Trailblazing Women Scientists Decoded the Hidden Universe' (Nov. 6)
- Not MPAs but OECMs: Can a new designation help conserve the ocean? (Nov. 6)
- Laurier Golden Hawks football team heading to Yates Cup game (Nov. 6)
- Late Laurier rally sets up rematch with Western for OUA’s Yates Cup (Nov. 6)
- Laurier rookie linebacker exceeds lofty expectations (Nov. 3)
- Vaccine hesitancy spilling into flu shot uptake (Nov. 3)
- Wins, losses and … ties? Baseball, re-imagined (Nov. 2)
- What you need to know about the upcoming byelections in Cambridge and Kitchener Centre (Nov. 2)
- Battle of Waterloo: Golden Hawks dominate Warriors in OUA playoff football mismatch (Oct. 28)
- 'We all have a responsibility': Newmarket biochemist student wins scholarship (Oct. 28)
- Waterloo rivals to meet in U Sports football playoffs as Warriors face Golden Hawks (Oct. 28)
- University Stadium upgrades a boon to Waterloo (Oct. 27)
- Warriors have ‘nothing to lose’ against Laurier (Oct. 26)
- New book 'Her Space, Her Time' from Wilfrid Laurier professor Shohini Ghose recognizes contributions of women scientists (Oct. 24)
- Educated voters in Canada tend to vote for left-leaning parties while richer voters go right (Oct. 24)
- Laurier, Waterloo to meet in opening round of OUA football playoffs (Oct. 21)a
- Western Mustangs battered but still unbeaten after epic win over Laurier (Oct. 21)
- Coquitlam kicker boots his team to top-three ranking in Canada (Oct. 20)
- Top-ranked Western to host rival Laurier in battle of unbeaten football teams (Oct. 20)
- Morocco desperately needs more nurses. Canada is hiring them away (Oct. 20)
- A lot more water is flowing through this NWT river. Why? (Oct. 18)
- Jillian Horton wins 2022 Edna Staebler Award (Oct. 18)
- Black and Indigenous Ontarians overrepresented in SIU investigations into officer conduct, report finds (Oct. 17)
- Black and Indigenous people overrepresented in SIU cases in Ontario but data sparse (Oct. 17)
- Air fares fell 21% in September, Statistics Canada says (Oct. 17)
- ‘People power’ needed to end poverty in Waterloo Region (Oct. 17)
- Waterloo council approves $2.5 million for 'winter bubble' over Laurier’s University Stadium (Oct. 17)
- City of Waterloo gives Wilfrid Laurier $2.5M for new stadium 'bubble' (Oct. 17)
- Waterloo City Council approves $2.5M grant for Laurier stadium renovations (Oct. 17)
- For $2.5M Waterloo will help bubble-wrap Laurier’s University Stadium for winter use (Oct. 17)
- Waterloo, Laurier dominate at OUA golf championship (Oct. 16)
- History helps us understand events of today (Oct. 16)
- 16th Halton Children's Water Festival draws over 3,600 students to Kelso Conservation Area (Oct. 15)
- Golden Hawks crush Lancers, Warriors fall to Ravens (Oct. 14)
- Waterloo council asked to put $2.5M into winter bubble over Seagram field on Laurier campus (Oct. 10)
- Golden Hawks stay perfect with win over Gee-Gees (Oct. 8)
- Brantford and Wilfrid Laurier University to offer Community Changemakers program (Oct. 6)
- New mural at Laurier University showcasing Indigenous culture (Sept. 30)
- Laurier's orange shirt design inspired by artist's childhood painting (Sept. 29)
- Large Indigenous mural unveiled at Wilfrid Laurier University (Sept. 28)
- Balsillie School receives $5M donation to fund new Technology Governance Initiative (Sept. 28)
- France announces ambassador, troops to be withdrawn from Niger following coup (Sept. 26)
- This season's widespread, severe wildfires will have long-lasting impact on N.W.T.'s boreal forest (Sept. 24)
- Youth orchestra plays together for the first time since K-W Symphony cancelled its season (Sept. 24)
- Golden Hawks stay perfect with romp over Marauders (Sept. 24)
- Nova Scotia expands immigration program in bid to fill pharmacy, paramedic jobs (Sept. 22)
- Laurier partners in Halton Children's Water Festival (Sept. 22)
- Some Canadians are using AI simulations to connect with their deceased loved ones (Sept. 22)
- 12-storey vacant office building to become residence for Conestoga College students (Sept. 21)
- Waterloo mayor asks students to ‘celebrate responsibly’ during Laurier Homecoming (Sept. 20)
- Ingersoll Sports Hall of Fame set to add six inductees (Sept. 20)
- India and Canada expel diplomats as relations between two countries sour (Sept. 19)
- Unique Laurier homecoming atmosphere brings together fans, different sports alike (Sept. 20)
- Wilfrid Laurier University coaches reflect on importance of homecoming (Sept. 20)
- Laurier's music faculty wants to help young musicians impacted by cancelled K-W Symphony season (Sept. 20)
- Municipalities can't solve homelessness without more federal and provincial aid, experts say (Sept. 17)
- How pay transparency is breaking down the taboo of talking about your salary (Sept. 17)
- An ‘outlier’ cohort’s academic achievement at Hamilton’s public school board plummeted. Why? (Sept. 16)
- Golden Hawks clip Warriors in Battle of Waterloo (Sept. 16)
- Espanola Indigenous artist receiving honourary degree (Sept. 15)
- Taylor Elgersma, the OUA football maestro vaulting Laurier into Yates Cup contention (Sept. 14)
- Waterloo Warriors in tough against high-flying Laurier Golden Hawks (Sept. 14)
- In Effort to Abide by China Plus One Strategy, Tech Companies Have Their Sights on Vietnam for Manufacturing (Sept. 11)
- New study looks at how beaver migration is impacting Inuit (Sept. 11)
- ‘Lost generation’ of home buyers shut out of market (Sept. 11)
- Can hearts change minds? How social media influences public opinion and news circulation (Sept. 10)
- Filipino nurses wanted (Sept. 9)
- Laurier Golden Hawks shine bright at annual Shine Day event (Sept. 9)
- Alaska firefighters experiment with targeting blazes to save carbon (Sept. 8)
- What the trees are telling us (Sept. 6)
- How natural disasters in Canada and around the world are driving up your insurance costs (Sept. 6)
- Can you get insurance if you live in an area that is prone to wildfires and floods? (Sept. 6)
- Profs, students recruited to combat housing crunch (Sept. 6)
- No direction from ministry on changes to gender identity policies, school board says (Sept. 6)
- Can too much music be bad for your mental health? (Sept. 5)
- ‘They can be suffering internally’: Waterloo student named mental health champion (Sept. 5)
- Shinerama charity returns to Laurier to fight cystic fibrosis (Sept. 2)
- Trump’s mug shot is now a means of entertainment and fundraising − but it will go down in history as an important cultural artifact (Sept. 1)
- Laurier dean shares back to school tips (Sept. 1)
- Investing in university infrastructure is an investment in the future (Sept. 1)
- Waterloo welcomes post-secondary students moving in this weekend (Sept. 1)
- Golden Hawks, Warriors aim for Week 2 wins (Sept. 1)
- Investing in university infrastructure is an investment in the future (Aug. 31)
- Laurier’s Shinerama history and near future are focus of Mike Farwell interview (Aug. 31)
- Taylor Swift fan warns others after Facebook-recommended ‘verified’ resale group turned out to be a scam. The group now has more than 700 users (Aug. 30)
- Could ChatGPT be your next co-author? (Aug. 29)
- Some American schools are returning to online learning. How will new COVID-19 wave impact Ontario schools? (Aug. 29)
- Police board member leaves to head alcohol and gaming regulatory body (Aug. 29)
- New book challenges Islamaphobia in Canada (Aug. 27)
- Different community gardens in Waterloo region have different rules. Here's what you need to know (Aug. 27)
- Visiting Laurier Golden Hawks edge Queen's Gaels in defensive battle, 11-10 (Aug. 27)
- There are upsides to letting employees occasionally not follow the rules, study finds (Aug. 27)
- People on the ground say Waterloo Region’s unsheltered crisis is only going to get worse (Aug. 26)
- Golden Hawks loaded for run at OUA football title (Aug. 25)
- In a World of Fakes, Trump’s Real Mug Shot Matters (Aug. 25)
- Dread, anxiety and too much chaos. What have we learned about evacuations for future wildfires? (Aug. 25)
- The Yellowknife wildfire evacuation has been messy. Experts say Canada needs better planning for such emergencies — because more may be coming (Aug. 25)
- Dread, anxiety and too much chaos. What have we learned about evacuations for future wildfires? (Aug. 24)
- Five things to know about reforming Waterloo Region as ‘emotional, divisive’ debate gets underway (Aug. 24)
- Canada pauses home appliance energy-efficiency update to sync with U.S. (Aug. 21)
- Get the best workout to curb overeating (Aug. 19)
- City council to consider funding community cultural hub (Aug. 18)
- Award-winning cookbook author explored classic Canadian cuisine (Aug. 18)
- City council approves staff to move forward with Cultural Hub discussions (Aug. 17)
- 'Hypes us up, it hypes them up:' Laurier and Light House back on the gridiron (Aug. 16)
- Kitchener photography exhibit shines light on homelessness (Aug. 14)
- ‘Uptown is for everyone,’ says Waterloo’s newest business leader (Aug. 14)
- Canada suspends all direct funding to Niger's government after coup (Aug. 8)
- Footprints in the sand: what you don’t know can really hurt the Great Lakes’ fragile dunes (Aug. 8)
- No parallel in region for central Jordan Iron Age site - Canadian archaeologist (Aug. 7)
- As boomers veer toward 80, health care system hangs in the balance (Aug. 5)
- Fresh view from the Zulus (Aug. 5)
- Meet an Ontario man going ‘all in all the time’ when it comes to giving blood (Aug. 4)
- Riders rack up a quarter million kilometers on e-bikes, e-scooters (Aug. 4)
- Elected life becoming less and less attractive (Aug. 4)
- New research from Wilfrid Laurier University explores impact of land dispossession on Indigenous communities (Aug. 2)
- New research from Wilfrid Laurier University explores impact of land dispossession on Indigenous communities (Aug. 2)
- The upside to Canada being knocked out of the FIFA Women’s World Cup (Aug. 2)
- Hamilton hasn't responded to pest complaints for over 4 years. 'People can't take it anymore,' tenant says (Aug. 2)
- 30 hot Canadian classical musicians under 30, 2023 edition (Aug. 1)
- Think crime in London is bad? New statistics tell a much different story (July 29)
- Balmy Beach childhood cancer survivor nears $100,000 fundraising goal following triathlon (July 29)
- Country star Dolly Parton’s light has not dimmed for decades. But why? (July 28)
- Canada lacks data on how wildfire smoke affects minority communities, experts say (July 27)
- Wildfires will get worse as climate crisis deepens (July 26)
- Canadians lost more than $16 billion in five years due to fraud, says new report (July 26)
- 32 years on, research station north of Inuvik, N.W.T., still going strong (July 26)
- Here's Laurier's new Indigenous mural explained (July 25)
- ‘Representation matters’: 40-foot Indigenous mural coming together at Laurier in Waterloo (July 24)
- This Ojibwe artist recruited 120 people to help paint a mural at an Ontario university (July 24)
- 'Absolutely phenomenal': Sault soccer team wins prestigious U.S. tourney (July 20)
- Hydroponic greenhouses becoming more popular in the North, but have limitations (July 21)
- New murals coming to Laurier University to celebrate Indigenous culture (July 20)
- 'It’s like another language': Budding musicians take part in band camp in Guelph (July 19)
- Health impacts from wildfire smoke on minority communities hard to determine, experts say (July 18)
- FIFA Women's World Cup: Gender equity in sports remains an issue despite the major strides being made (July 18)
- New bus transit canopy in Waterloo lets you charge your phone and stay warm in winter (July 17)
- Student unions to address University of Waterloo attack today (July 14)
- How to replace running (July 13)
- The ethics of recruiting international health-care workers: Canada’s gains could mean another country’s pain (July 12)
- ‘Zombie fires’ are occurring more frequently in boreal forests, but their impacts remain uncertain (July 12)
- More Asian representation needed in YRDSB curriculum: report (July 12)
- Economic data still suggest strong pressure on prices: Laurier Professor David Johnson (July 11)
- Lean more on Indigenous knowledge in wildfire management, expert says (July 10)
- ‘Microaggression never feels small’: Experiencing racism is a dark, painful, toxic place, says Waterloo Region Indigenous professor, author (July 10)
- Men still make more money than women in Ontario, and the gap has barely budged in years. Here's why (July 7)
- A new course teaches Ontario police recruits how to defuse a mental health crisis (July 7)
- El Niño, the climate wild card, is back. Scientists are racing to predict its impact on Canada (July 5)
- There may be explosions near Brantford Laurier campus as TV series is filmed (July 4)
- Local institutions stand in solidarity with University of Waterloo after stabbings (June 30)
- Jane-Finch group uplifts youth through sports, education (June 30)
- Late trustee’s son one of two new representatives on Waterloo Region District School Board (June 28)
- Virtual Parliament may breed resentment (June 28)
- Persistent journalist Geoffrey Stevens left mark on renowned Canadian news outlets (June 26)
- Laurier launches university's Indigenous strategic plan (June 26)
- WLU launches first-ever Indigenous Strategic Plan (June 24)
- This Anishinaabe artist is Indigenizing spaces in southwestern Ontario (June 24)
- Preventing and addressing violence in schools: 4 priorities as educators plan for next year (June 22)
- Participants needed for Waterloo Region study on autism diagnosis experience (June 22)
- Climate scientists say it will be a hot summer around the world (June 20)
- Kitchener graduation coach for Black students provides guidance, support and a friendly face (June 19)
- Guelph, Ont. choir performs at Carnegie Hall in New York City (June 19)
- Guelph high school choir set to make Carnegie Hall debut (June 16)
- Wilfrid Laurier University GC Dahlia Bateman on steps to success for young in-house counsel (June 15)
- Laurier Golden Hawks visit to special education students in Kitchener (June 15)
- 4,000 square kilometres of land has burned near Sambaa K'e. What does that mean for fish? (June 15)
- The best workout to curb overeating (June 14)
- Time to focus on solutions rather than process (June 14)
- President-prisoner? Trump could still be elected if convicted, say experts (June 14)
- Climate change, fires transform some of Canada's boreal forests into savannahs (June 14)
- How ‘Zombie’ Fires Rise from the Dead in Spring (June 13)
- Envisioning governance in Waterloo Region between amalgamation or divorce (June 12)
- A Kitchener grocery store is checking receipts, part of a multibillion dollar theft story in Canada (June 12)
- Sambaa K'e burn so big it could fit Yellowknife 24 times, part of 'alarming' wildfire season (June 9)
- Universities need to value Indigenous knowledge, Mi'kmaw youth tells Senate committee (June 8)
- Kitchener-based filmmaker shares untold story of Canadian relief effort in Nigeria
(June 6) - Musician ready for a ‘glorious comeback’ after a traumatic brain injury (June 6)
- Do endangered species laws set culturally meaningful targets? (June 5)
- From grandparent scams to roofing cons: Why 2023 is set to be another year of fraud (June 5)
- Free menstrual hygiene products are on the way, if you work at a bank, an airline or the public service (June 4)
- Is this the new normal for wildfire activity in Canada? (June 3)
- Women experience strip searching as sexual violence (June 1)
- Debate over defunding Ontario’s Catholic schools is raging again. Experts say doing it is actually quite simple (June 1)
- Nova Scotia wildfires: What role is climate change playing? (May 31)
- From formative days in Kitchener to the NBA Finals, Canada’s Murray in spotlight (May 31)
- Angela Onuora on making a doc on Canadian humanitarian relief effort during the Nigerian Civil War (May 30)
- Canadian Cities Must Take Immediate Action Against ‘Renovictions’ to Address Housing Crisis (May 30)
- Music student presents benefit concert for Wilmot Family Resource Centre (May 30)
- New documentary chronicles a forgotten story in Canadian history (May 30)
- Which TDSB high school graduates are going on to post-secondary? Race, disability are factors, report says (May 29)
- Laurier Academy of Music and Arts launched (May 28)
- How smaller cities can integrate newcomers into their labour markets (May 28)
- ‘Decolonizing Journeys’ shares Laurier students’ digital stories of learning and unlearning colonialism in Canada (May 26)
- Alberta election fact check: Can a UCP government create an Alberta pension plan? (May 25)
- Rise in extreme wildfires linked directly to emissions from oil companies in new study (May 24)
- 'He’s missed by so many people': Nathan’s friend speaks up as the search for the vulnerable man continues (May 23)
- Cold plunge therapy: fad or a true form of healing? (May 22)
- Fatal Bourget shooting brings police safety concerns to the fore (May 21)
- Laurier hosts consent in sport panel (May 18)
- A celebration of incredible women, and Toronto trailblazers (May 18)
- Canada’s first WNBA game was a milestone moment for women’s sports (May 18)
- Former Metis president to be honoured (May 17)
- The new normal: COVID-19 monitoring to continue, but should be ‘interpreted with caution’ (May 17)
- Five police officers killed: How do you keep cops safe? (May 16)
- Laurier’s McLeman calls for national strategy to fight wildfires (May 15)
- These local archers take aim on goal to represent Canada at world championship this summer (May 15)
- Lifetimes: ‘His music celebrated life with every note’ (May 15)
- A block apart, two east Mountain elementary schools show dramatically different EQAO results (May 15)
- Laurier professor with passion for local history to receive faculty award (May 10)
- ‘I was diagnosed at 46’: Waterloo mom calls late autism diagnosis a relief (May 10)
- Volunteer group secures 2 guest houses in Waterloo for Ukrainian refugees (May 10)
- Police need better, specialized training – not a general degree (May 9)
- Experts say it’s time to ‘retreat’ from eroding shoreline (May 5)
- Jameson Shapiro shooting trial: Why police trials perform a vital public service (May 4)
- Why are Ontario schools inflating grades? (May 4)
- Award-winning idea aims to produce healthy sugar substitute for diabetics (May 4)
- ‘Arcturus’ takes aim at ‘Kraken’ as yet another fast-spreading subvariant reaches Waterloo Region (May 3)
- Can religion help address our divided society? (May 3)
- What revamped police training could look like in Canada (May 2)
- Religion’s role in fighting polarization (May 2)
- RCMP's recruitment plight could threaten its ability to do its job, advisory board warns (May 2)
- Remote Leafs radio setup proves costly on call of OT goal that gave team series win (May 1)
- 3 police services in Ontario held funerals for officers recently. Only one will say how much it cost (May 1)
- 'We wanna be involved': Indigenous groups collaborate with researchers to grow wildlife monitoring in N.W.T. (May 1)
- 'It's our highway:' Researchers, Indigenous guardians monitor lake ice in N.W.T. (April 30)
- BCI students tackle range of topics at inaugural science fair (April 28)
- Province drops post-secondary requirement for police officers (April 26)
- Ontario's second new provincial park will 'definitively' include backcountry, minister says (April 26)
- City of Waterloo pitches in to fund new outdoor amphitheatre at Wilfrid Laurier University (April 26)
- Laurier’s McLeman is interviewed about new Volkswagen EV battery plant coming to St. Thomas, Ont. (April 24)
- The sound of traffic makes way for the sound of music as University Avenue gets an upgrade in Waterloo (April 24)
- tandardized tests are failing English language learner students, according to educators and academics (April 24)
- Lifesaving tech installed at Canada's deepest lake by Wilfrid Laurier researchers (April 23)
- Updating RCMP ‘militaristic’ training is long overdue, experts say (April 22)
- RCMP needs to change their militaristic training methods, says Laurier policing expert (April 22)
- Scientists explore why identity and history matter in science (April 21)
- Film production to close several streets in Brantford, possible pyrotechnics during filming (April 20)
- Cities must take immediate action against ‘renovictions’ to address housing crisis (April 20)
- Arlington-raised composer Kevin Day returns home with his most personal work yet (April 20)
- Wilfrid Laurier research team install lifesaving ice sensors along Great Slave Lake (April 19)
- Canada's 'tax shelter films' were pretty bad ... or were they? (April 19)
- Regional hospitals face Twitter backlash after removing mask mandates (April 18)
- How do Children and Adolescents Cope with Grief? (April 18)
- Canada’s Greenest Employers 2023 embrace sustainability on all fronts (April 18)
- Move Out Program back in full swing at Waterloo’s Wilfrid Laurier (April 17)
- No date for coal phase out as G7 environment ministers wrap meeting in Japan (April 16)
- E-scooter and e-bike share program launches in Waterloo Region (April 14)
- Laurier stops the presses (April 14)
- What's the truth about why kids lie? McGill chair Victoria Talwar shares her research into children's lie-telling (April 13)
- Team from Wilfrid Laurier University helps install lifesaving technology in remote northern community (April 12)
- Canada wants more Indigenous knowledge in IPCC climate reports (April 11)
- Herron wins Outstanding Woman of Laurier award (April 11)
- An assault on asylum? Experts raise alarm (April 11)
- Why Big Drug Cases Go Bust (April 11)
- Seeking common ground in a polarized world (April 10)
- Muslim student groups help create sense of community on campus during Ramadan (April 10)
- Why it’s so hard to fire an Ontario cop — even when they’re convicted (April 10)
- Toronto police recover portion of $400K lost by senior in bitcoin scam (April 4)
- Manitoulin student's death highlights wider issues for Indigenous kids in foster care (April 4)
- Three years of COVID-19: a timeline of significant events and photos in Waterloo Region (March 31)
- Women's baseball trailblazer among Burlington Sports Hall of Fame inductees (March 31)
- Scientists produce forecast of boreal caribou habitat change (March 30)
- Vietnam War survivor shares her story at Wilfrid Laurier (March 30)
- 'Girl in the Picture' Kim Phuc to give keynote address at Students as Partners conference in Waterloo (March 28)
- Hanover teen excelling at high level in ringette (March 28)
- Here's why police are struggling to recruit new officers — and why some still want to wear a badge (March 28)
- Conditional sentence for man who killed 'racist' sets model for dealing with systemic racism: lawyer (March 27)
- Milton Student Honored with Wilfrid Laurier University's Scholars Award (March 26)
- President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau celebrate the U.S.-Canada relationship (March 25)
- Is Social Media Undermining Democracy? (March 25)
- Middle Eastern performers explore meaning of home through music (March 24)
- Vaccine uptake falters after ‘huge misstep in our public communication’ (March 23)
- What does it take to 'stabilize' Haiti? (March 23)
- Laurier, U of Alberta curling teams complete repeats after 3-year wait (March 21)
- Students connect during Laurier university open house in Brantford (March 20)
- Randy in the Rings: Smaller parade of post-secondary teams celebrate incredible week of curling (March 20)
- Simcoe Native Recognized With $40K Scholarship (March 20)
- ‘It’s like a war zone’: Three years after Ontario declared a state of emergency for COVID, here’s where we stand (March 18)
- A hockey game where hearing is believing (March 18)
- Waterloo region band camp hits the right notes (March 17)
- Local student wins prestigious scholarship (March 16)
- International Students Overcoming War welcomes peace activist Kim Phuc to Laurier (March 16)
- Many barriers between assistance and a job (March 15)
- Squamish local wins $50,000 scholarship (March 15)
- Bombers add five, including QB Billy Hall (March 15)
- Laurier student tries to diversify face of curling (March 15)
- Hamilton Police Association hires lobbyist to influence Ford government (March 15)
- Burlington teacher living her dream as coach for Blue Jays affiliate (March 14)
- Former local SDSS student receives prestigious scholarship award (March 14)
- Scientists aim to track caribou, ticks and more, like forecasting weather, amid warming climate (March 12)
- 15-minute neighbourhoods are no conspiracy, Cambridge councillor says (March 11)
- Europe's cities are turning outdoor ice rinks into roller rinks. How will ours adapt? (March 10)
- Central gathering space would strengthen Indigenous community (March 10)
- Free Changemaker program offered to youth (March 9)
- 32 Thoughts: Wrapping up the NHL trade deadline (March 9)
- Meet Kibo Mulima, a young Black curler who wants to inspire more young people to try the sport (March 8)
- Latest Laurier Milton Lecture to tackle educating educators (March 7)
- Aubry and Nelson: A targeted rent subsidy would help prevent and end homelessness in Canada (March 7)
- Black GTA man will not go to jail in self-defence killing of ‘racist’ attacker (March 7)
- Collaboration Station: Mapping Brantford’s immigrant past and brokering our collective future (March 6)
- Climate change threatens Canadian security, prosperity, warns stark spy agency brief (March 6)
- Forecasting the future for species at risk (March 5)
- ‘Mother of all Degrassi’ is world’s coolest 75-year-old (March 4)
- Here are the top scams in Ontario and tips on how to avoid them (March 2)
- Pair of WLU researchers to host trio of events in March to discuss homelessness (March 1)
- Different: What it’s like to be Black in a white school in Waterloo Region (March 1)
- These Black female leaders are leaving their mark in Canadian politics, and calling on others to join them (Feb. 28)
- Rural Ontario parents say mobile autism support services difficult to access (Feb. 28)
- St. Catharines council urges federal government to continue supporting Ukraine ‘militarily’ until end of war (Feb. 28)
- Laurier University dean will host lecture in Milton about future of teaching (Feb. 28)
- Linda Schuyler went from bullied child to co-creator of popular TV series (Feb. 28)
- Laurier opera students getting ready to bring 'Little Women' to life (Feb. 28)
- If fraudsters don't pay court ordered restitution in Ontario it's up to victims to try to collect (Feb. 28)
- Only a fraction of fraud cases make it through Ontario's justice system — and it's getting worse (Feb. 27)
- Living in Kitchener for a year is equivalent to smoking 115 cigarettes, study finds (Feb. 27)
- Debate gets heated about war in Ukraine at weekend rally in Waterloo (Feb. 27)
- 'COVID slide' persists as pandemic learning gaps remain unfilled: Expert (Feb. 26)
- Opera Laurier presents ‘Little Women’ as they return with full orchestra (Feb. 25)
- Brantford and Wilfrid Laurier to offer free program (Feb. 25)
- Fairer penalty kicks: How one professor hopes to even the playing field during soccer’s most tense moments (Feb. 24)
- Researchers propose new system for soccer penalty shootouts (Feb. 24)
- Calgary mom calls for more mental health support after police fatally shoot son (Feb. 24)
- Insider trading is getting even harder to detect with ETFs, study suggests (Feb. 24)
- WLU, YorkU, YukonU, Drummondville launch new, revised programs (Feb. 24)
- One year since Russia invaded Ukraine (Feb. 23)
- ‘Don’t forget about this war, Russia is still bombing’ (Feb. 22)
- Researchers propose new system for soccer penalty shootouts (Feb. 21)
- Montreal's outdoor rinks are slushy messes. We'd better get used to it (Feb. 20)
Saving the Rideau Canal Skateway: 'slush' cannons, robots — and maybe a bit of luck (Feb. 20) - Air passenger rights in Canada: a case of misdirection, but the real issue is lack of competition (Feb. 20)
- Talking about money can help get your finances in order and destigmatize debt, study indicates (Feb. 19)
- 'A dream come true': Blue Jays hire Burlington high school teacher and former national team star as 2nd-ever female coach (Feb. 18)
- Laurier drops mask mandate, asks community to respect instructor requests to wear them (Feb. 17)
- Mask mandate lifted at WLU (Feb. 16)
- Laurier ending mandatory mask requirements again (Feb. 15)
- Four downsides of our weirdly warm winter (Feb. 15)
- Rideau Canal Skateway's uncertain future predicted 18 years ago (Feb. 15)
- How to navigate romantic relationships in the workplace (Feb. 14)
- Valentine’s Day and Relationship Advice (Feb. 14)
- Laurier Golden Hawks complete provincial curling championship three-peat (Feb. 13)
- 'If you can see it, you can be it': Cambridge business owner benefits from women and non-binary entrepreneur program (Feb. 13)
- Pop culture icon Dolly Parton's lyrics match up with her positive persona, finds study (Feb. 12)
- 3 local bakers share their culture through their sweets: Andrew Coppolino (Feb. 11)
- ‘Pay-what-you-can’ market helps support students facing food security challenges (Feb. 10)
- Waterloo Region’s Black students take aim at barriers (Feb. 10)
- Beating the Odds (Feb. 9)
- Laurier University is adding a music industry ecosystem certificate (Feb. 9)
- Public data on suspended police officers varies in Ontario. Experts say that needs to change (Feb. 9)
- Are backyard rinks a thing of the past in southwestern Ontario? (Feb. 9)
- Here’s why some Ontario schools don’t love Valentine’s Day anymore (Feb. 8)
- ‘All of our positive feelings about Dolly are grounded in empirical evidence’ (Feb. 8)
- Do Dolly Parton's song lyrics match her positive persona? (Feb. 7)
- How Do Parents Talk to Black Children About Racism? (Feb. 7)
- Did travel turbulence have to be so bad? (Feb. 6)
- Rethinking university writing pedagogy in a world of ChatGPT (Feb. 3)
- Passengers need more than apologies from airlines after holiday chaos (Feb. 2)
- New regulations on migrant farm workers should tackle employer/employee power imbalances (Feb. 2)
- A Kitchener school has cancelled Valentine’s Day. Is it time for an ‘evolution’ of the day of love? (Feb. 1)
- Black History Month events across Waterloo region and Guelph (Feb. 1)
- Waterloo Region remains liable for dangers posed by encampments (Feb. 1)
- Skating rinks re-open as temperatures drop (Feb. 1)
- Why I want Mike Schreiner to lead the Ontario Liberals (Jan. 31)
- Climate change has put backyard rinks on ice (Jan. 31)
- 'Music is the universal language that joins us all together': Waterloo Region church hosts free concerts (Jan. 30)
- Clock running out on outdoor rinks as climate change throws curveballs (Jan. 30)
- Wilfrid Laurier students vote to keep GRT's U-Pass program (Jan. 27)
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Merger advocates rally behind the scenes, eager to press for one city in Waterloo Region (Jan. 27)
- Is car theft in Ontario on the rise? (Jan. 26)
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Cops deploying on Toronto transit (Jan. 26)
- Ashley Stephenson, the Blue Jays’ second female coach, is no stranger to success
(Jan. 26) - When money died: The world's worst inflation (Jan. 25)
- Interest rate hikes: The Bank of Canada's 'resolute' fight against inflation could threaten its credibility (Jan. 25)
- Waterloo region's low voter turnout to be discussed at virtual panel discussion (Jan. 25)
- When will Guelph's outdoor skating rinks be ready? (Jan. 23)
- Few people under 40 voted in the recent Waterloo election. Why is that and is democracy at risk? (Jan. 22)
- $2.8B settlement with B.C. First Nations ‘the beginning,’ says Lezard (Jan. 21)
- Anne Innis Dagg exhibit coming to U of G (Jan. 19)
- Local woman helps run Wilfrid Laurier student food drive to honour son’s life (Jan. 20)
- David Onley’s contributions will be missed (Jan. 18)
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Region could lose millions in revenue if Laurier students opt out of GRT's U-Pass program (Jan. 17)
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Ravi Srinivasan, TIFF programmer and ‘champion’ of Canadian film community, dies at 37 (Jan. 16)
- Haitian migrant’s death reignites debate over Roxham Road border crossing (Jan. 15)
- Why Canada’s plan to bring in 1.45 million permanent residents won’t fix the labour shortage (Jan. 14)
- No outdoor skating in eastern Canada this winter? Get used to it (Jan. 14)
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Laurier invites community to Winter's a Drag event Jan. 24 (Jan. 12)
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Pandemic isolation, social media could be factors in violent crimes by teens: experts (Jan. 12)
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What are Zombie Fires? – TVO The Agenda (Jan. 12)
- Milton lecture on homelessness being held this week (Jan. 10)
- Live music to inspire 'live art' at Laurier’s Robert Langen Art Gallery (Jan. 7)
- Online program teaches female foodpreneurs in Waterloo region how to grow their business (Jan. 7)
- New paradigm means markets may fall with the economy as stimulus runs out (Jan. 6)
- Wildlife camera shows N.W.T. tundra teeming with life — including a powerful grizzly (Jan. 4)
- Laurier Wellbeing in Film Forum expands to include more community members in monthly movie nights (Jan. 3)
- Laurier PhD student discusses N.W.T. wildlife monitoring project (Jan. 2)
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