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Canadian Visitors To U.S. Plummet 33% In June—Sixth Straight Month Of Steep Declines

Donald Trump · Canada

Canadian Visitors To U.S. Plummet 33% In June—Sixth Straight Month Of Steep Declines

50% Left coverage: 14 sources

Canadians are doubling down on their U.S. travel boycott—as Canada propels U.S. tourism declines to an expected overall economic loss of $29 billion in 2025.See the Story

Will drones replace fireworks?

Drones · Waterloo

Will drones replace fireworks?

The night sky in Waterloo was lit up on Canada Day, although it wasn’t the typical display of fireworks that stole the show this year. Rather, it was a new kind of technology that replaced the usual explosion of sound and color: drones. Drones have recently begun to replace fireworks during celebrations in See the Story

Former dean of engineering named an Officer of the Order of Canada

Education · Waterloo

Former dean of engineering named an Officer of the Order of Canada

Adel Sedra, former engineering dean at UW, has been named an Officer of the Order of Canada in an announcement made on June 30 listing all 83 appointments to the Order of Canada. Sedra was one of four people recognized on the list of appointments to have connections to UW. All the Read Article

A review of the Disney channel throwback spin class

They got the era right. Instructor Anita Wong’s Disney channel throwback spin class was a fun, rejuvenating, and difficult experience. Most importantly, the songs she chose for the theme were perfect for a Gen Z audience; classics from the early 2000’s. Instructor Wong chose some classic songs from Camp Rock, High SchoolMillennials · Waterloo See the Story

Two teens arrested for discharging fireworks at Oakville Canada Day party

Police are reviewing additional video, some of which has been provided by members of the public, in an attempt to identify others responsible for acts of public disorderCanada Day · Oakville See the Story

Why young Canadians’ political views are shifting

Political allegiances swing back and forth as we elect governments and eventually replace them. Although the Liberals won this year’s federal election, it was not without a leadership change, a U-turn in policy, and some help from U.S. President Donald Trump. The most interesting part of Canada’s recent shift to the political rightCanada · Canada Read Article

Iconic Bomber bar will return to UW campus

While UW is well-known for having very dedicated students, it also has a reputation for a lacklustre social life. Unbeknownst to many, the campus used to be home to the Bombshelter Pub, lovingly nicknamed the Bomber, that served as the place where UW students could let loose and have some typical college fun.University of Waterloo · Waterloo Read Article

Where to find some of the best trails in Waterloo Region

Summer has finally arrived in Waterloo. As the days lengthen and formerly dark, chilly evenings are replaced by afternoons filled with warmth, sunsets, and birdsong, it is the perfect time to be outside, reconnect with nature, and get started on some adventuring! The benefits of hiking are truly endless.Waterloo, Ontario · Waterloo Read Article

WRPS investigating Canada Day sexual assault in Waterloo Park

The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) are investigating a sexual assault that occurred around Waterloo Park on July 1. At about 10:30 p.m., a woman was walking on a trail around the area of the park when an unknown man approached her. The man sexually assaulted the victim and left on the southwest side of WaterlooCanada Day · Waterloo Read Article

A practical guide for staying fit as a math/CS student at UW

I'm Honglin, a fourth year computer science student, and together with my friend Bradley, a math student and powerlifter, we've found different ways to balance fitness alongside demanding coursework at UW. This guide shares some strategies based on our experiences and offers some useful insights to help you integrate fitness into your schoolUniversity of Waterloo · Waterloo Read Article

MathSoc president steps down, replaced by interim councillor Alex Lavallee

The Math Society’s special council meeting on June 26 announced that president Arnav Gupta will not be serving the remainder of his term due to personal and medical reasons. He previously served as the VP of finance prior to his appointment as president. Gupta was voted in for the spring 2025 termWaterloo, Ontario · Waterloo Read Article

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