Waterloo Region Tiny Love Stories: Chapter Two
This is the second chapter of Waterloo Region Tiny Love Stories. To read the introduction and Chapter One, click here. I moved to Kitchener for a guy. A gu...
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If Streets Could Talk: Growing Up and Grieving On Ralgreen Crescent
We used to own a fish tank; it was large and neatly tucked into our living room cabinets. The wash of blues and greens danced across our prepubescent cheeks as ...
O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, What Happens When You’re Thrown Out?
Since the first Christmas tree on record was burnt to a crisp during the 14th-century in the former Baltic town of Livonia (now modern-day Estonia and Latvia), ...
Moving Forward to 2019, Looking Back to 2009
Words by Beth Bowles & Lakyn Barton Holy crap, can you believe it’s already 2019? So much has happened, but simultaneously our relationship wit...
EVOLV1 Aims to Transform the Industry
Generating more energy than it consumes, evolv1 is a landmark building in the region...
Show Me How You Burlesque
A look into the local Kitchener burlesque scene...
Tattoos: The Democratic Collection Of Art
The proliferation of tattoos has ushered in a new era of art collection. Tattoos differ vastly from traditional forms of artwork like painting, photography and ...
Little Medical School WR Offers Kids Hands On Learning
Little Medical School is the first children’s program of its kind within the Kitchener-Waterloo Region. It is a STEM based children’s program that originated in...
Cozying up to the Causerie: Marit Collective’s New Conversational Space
“We call it a communal living room,” CJ Perez said.
I’m sitting at a large table across from her and Stephanie Rozek, co-founders of the non-profit Marit Colle...
If Streets Could Talk: Hespeler
When I was in high school, I would spend most summer weekends taking trips to Becker’s, the corner store on Fisher Mills in Hespeler — a neighbourhood and forme...