Ontario’s Bill 5, the Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025, became law on June 5 despite considerable controversy. The bill amends such acts as the Environmental Assessment Act, Mining Act, Environmental Protection Act, and Endangered Species […]
Hello fellow Warriors! Having stepped foot on Waterloo grounds, now is the time to figure out how to navigate through the city. Worry not, as this guide aims to increase your understanding of the various transportation modes available […]
UW’s Disability Inclusion Steering Committee (DISCo) submits its final report to the Provost, detailing further steps to take in making education accessible to all.
The Disability Inclusion Steering Committee (DISCo) is an advisory committee created in 2022 […]
If you’ve been skimming headlines lately, you might have seen mentions of Bill 33, The Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025. While the title sounds pretty neutral and in support of kids and students, many student associations – […]
Looking to break away from your study routine and make the most of your weekend? Whether you’re into music, food, or community vibes. Waterloo has something lined up for you this weekend. Here’s your guide to affordable weekend […]
Clayton Moore is running as the Ontario Liberal candidate in the Waterloo riding. Moore is a scientist and an innovation advocate who holds a degree in molecular biology and genetics, as well as a master’s in bioinformatics, both […]
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called a provincial election scheduled to take place on Feb. 27, more than a year ahead of the initial election date set for June 2026. According to the National Post,
Starting this winter 2025 term, UW students will no longer have access to the convenient BookLook service — a tool that provided personalized book lists based on class schedules. In an email sent by the W Store on […]
As I am sure many students have heard, the women’s field hockey team this past Sunday, Oct. 27 defeated the University of Toronto Varsity Blues for the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) gold and earned a spot to compete […]
Twenty years ago, Ontario passed the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which aimed to make the province fully accessible by 2025. The act applies to any organization with at least one […]
