Tight squeeze
Graphic by Lena Yang Is there enough room for all of us on Waterloo’s roads? H.G. Watson
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF King Street and University Avenue, based on ...
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Rise of the creative Waterloovian
Art and culture are more important to growing cities than ever. HG Watson decided to go looking for where the cool is. HG Watson
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Yarn bombing 101
Our yarn bomb at the corner of University and Westmount >> photo by Jeremy Enns HG Watson
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Picture it: you’re walking down the street, ...
K-W HOLIDAY GUIDE 2012: Shop local!
Shop local this season with our K-W Holiday Gift Guide! SEVEN SHORES URBAN MARKET
10 Regina St N Mansauce
$10 A medium-spicy condiment billed as...
K-W Chanukah
A menorah depicting the Macabees witnessing the miracle of the oil • CREATIVE COMMONS Celebrating the Festival of Lights in K-W Amy Grief
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PARTY LIKE IT’S 2012
The best things to do on Dec. 21, even if it isn’t the end of days HG Watson
CCE CONTRIBUTOR While NASA may have firmly debunked any fears we had about t...
K-W HOLIDAY GUIDE 2012: Winter Warmer
Ali Connerty reviews some local winter ales that are right for the season. Ali Connerty
CCE CONTRIBUTOR With the holidays just around the corner, it’s t...
Friday night’s all right for fighting
It’s a dark and rainy November evening. In downtown Kitchener, people scramble to hop on buses to escape the bone-chilling cold. Yet inside Elements n...
Housing crunch: Inside the struggle for Waterloo’s real estate
Words by HG Watson & Justin Fauteux
Design by Taylor Gayowsky Walk down King Street as it stretches across Waterloo. From Uptown to past the universit...
Quantum art
Learning to tinker with Waterloo’s hackers HG Watson
ASSOCIATE EDITOR Ben Grossman is making noise. On a sunny Saturday afternoon in a Guelph confere...