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This International Women’s Month, we look back on our list of Most Influential Urbanists to highlight the contributions of women in urban planning and urban design.

The Kitchener-based college has secured approval for more than 51,000 international students in the past two years, double the students approved for any other school in the nation.

A Waterloo Regional Police officer was found to not have committed a criminal offence by the SIU after a shooting incident in 2023 in Kitchener.

Canada’s move to protect research from hostile states will arguably spur negative unintended consequences and fail to substantively address its stated goal.

Here are the death notices published Tuesday, Mar. 12, 2024, in the Waterloo Region Record:

When young people in Nigeria apply to a Canadian university or college, paying the tuition can be difficult — sometimes impossible — because of the countrys strict currency laws.

The legacy of a tireless community advocate was honoured during a special celebration of life at the University of Waterloo.

The Netherlands opened the National Holocaust Museum on Sunday with a ceremony presided over by the Dutch king as well as Israeli President Isaac Herzog, whose presence prompted protest because of Israels military campaign in Gaza.

Here are the death notices published Thursday, Mar. 7, 2024, in the Waterloo Region Record:

Half of a tangerine instead of a whole one, half of a hard-boiled egg or an apple cut six ways — student nutrition programs across Ontario are finding ways to stretch increasingly insufficient dollars.