Midwives Get Funding Bait and Switch
Midwives are trained healthcare professionals who work as the primary healthcare providers for pregnant people before, during, and after birth. Before birth, mi...
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Making Space for LGBTQ+ in Local Tech
Note: To protect the privacy and human rights of the individuals involved, the Community Edition used only first names where sources requested not to have their...
Announcing our new Editor in Chief
The Community Edition is excited to announce our new incoming Editor in Chief, Melissa Embury. Avid TCE readers should recognize her name from amongst our pages...
The Feminist Shift asks Waterloo Region Federal Election Candidates Important Questions
The Feminist Shift is a new initiative by the Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge YWCAs in order to support women and tackle gender-based violence in the Region....
The Community Edition announces planned departure of Editor in Chief, Beth Bowles
It is with mixed emotions that the Community Edition announces the planned departure of our Editor in Chief, Beth Bowles. Beth will be leaving her post as EI...
We’re hiring a new Editor in Chief
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The Community Edition POSITION DESCRIPTION: Editor in Chief – The Community Edition
REPORTS TO: Executive Director of Wilfrid Laurier Univ...
Climate Strike Week Will Urge Waterloo Region into Action
According to the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) report from Fall 2018, we have until 2030 to drastically reduce our carbon footprint before we...
#BestOfWR 2019 Short List: Vote Here
We provided the categories, you provided the nominations. The short list is compiled of those with the most nominations and are presented here in no particular ...
New Project Creates Buzz at Kitchener Public Library
The Kitchener Public Library installed two beehives at their main branch in June on the second floor of their green roof. It’s part of the library’s 85 Green, a...
Kitchener’s new Consumption and Treatment Services Site Puts Community First
This past April, Waterloo Regional Council voted to move forward with the implementation of a consumption and treatment services site (CTS) at 150 Duke St. W in...