Stripping Down with Guelph-Based Photographer Julia Busato
Guelph-based photographer, Julia Busato, has a simple goal.
“I want to make people feel good,” she said, over coffee on a rainy afternoon in downtown Guelph. ...
Features
Ask a Punk: The Show that Almost Wasn’t, at the Venue that Almost Was
"Yo, the Hellcat got raided.”
The first message that Dylan F. Bravener sent me on Thurs. April 11 was more disappointing than surprising, to be honest.
This p...
The Ins and Outs of the Tri-City Roller Derby
The Sri-City Roller Derby and how they promote teamwork, diversity and camaraderie
If Streets Could Talk: Victoria Park
Cities across the country have a ‘Victoria Park’ to honour Britain’s Queen at the turn of the 20th century — leaving Kitchener as no exception. The park opened ...
Full Circle Foods: The New Kids On the Old Block
The Kitchener-Waterloo Region is undergoing a huge facelift in the next year or so. The construction of the LRT, an $80-million development happening underway i...
Those Who Fought to Protect the WR Countryside Lines
Back before they built a roundabout at the intersection of Erb Street and Erbsville Road, before the commercial plazas and townhouses, this part of Waterloo was...
The Face Behind the Local Advocate
Kayla Zawiski launched the local advocate website in 2017 to highlight Waterloo Region Businesses
Finding LGBTQ+ Safe Spaces Within Religion
Two weeks into his job as one of the ministers at Parkminster United Church in Waterloo, Rev. Joe Gaspar discovered the verse: “The church shall remain holy” sp...
The Piece That’s Still Missing From the Women’s March
On Jan. 20, residents of Waterloo Region joined together at Kitchener City Hall for the second annual Women’s March. The event started last year as a way to pro...
Celebrating 100 Years with the Intercounty Baseball League
The Kitchener Panthers are turning 100 and that's a whole lot of innings