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Waterloo ‘shines’ as Canada’s top city to attract newcomers
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09-21-2014, 06:30 PM
panamaniac Wrote:I'm holding out for a UofW medical faculty! Seriously, I wonder how much bigger K-W would need to be to merit a third hospital? Or is it more likely that Grand River and St Mary's will continue to be expanded?

My guess is that with the McMaster medical faculty, you won't see UW get one.

I hope a 3rd one gets built before money is spent on more expansions. Those in the industry feel the same.
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