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Goose Invades Starbucks, Students Flee

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Canada Goose Causes Chaos at Starbucks: A Birds-Eye View of Campus Life - A Canada goose made a dramatic entrance at a Starbucks, causing a stir among students and turning a routine coffee run into a wild scene. This isnt the first time these birds have caused a commotion in the area, with a pair of geese even terrorizing a home in Uptown Waterloo last year. Officials advise caution when visiting the campus, as Canada geese are a year-round presence.

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Goose Invades Starbucks, Students Flee

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Goose Invades Starbucks, Students Flee. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Canada goose made headlines by casually waddling out of a Starbucks at Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario. Caught on camera Thursday afternoon, the bird shredded right through the door like it owned the place, then spread its wings and took off buzzing. Right past a spot called The Hawk Stop. Video of the feathered intruder hit social media fast, showing the goose owning the exit while folks inside scattered. These birds are everywhere on campus and around town, no big shock in the area. Students dove out of the way as a food buy, turning a routine coffee run into instant chaos. Back in April 2025, a pair of these aggressive geese went full terror mode on a home in Uptown Waterloo chasing students, walkers, and even dogs. Residents there got so spooked, they started sneaking in through the back door to avoid the attacks. Officials know Canada geese are just part of the local scene, popping up year round. So next time you're grabbing a latte of Laurier, keep an eye on the door. Those geese ain't playing. Stay sharp out there.

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