JENNIE EGERDIE LOOKS AT CLIMATE ANXIETY AND OTHER ISSUES THROUGH THE EYES OF HUNDRED-ACRE WOOD RESIDENTS
WILMOT RESIDENTS FIGHT FOR FARMLAND IN FACE OF POTENTIAL GOVERNMENT EXPROPRIATION Adrian Quijano·July 8, 2024In March 2024, some farmers in the Wilmot Township received notices on behalf of the Region of Waterloo...Front PageNews·0 Comments·1
CREATE WATERLOO HOSTS MONTHLY CAMPFIRES Rachael MacIntosh·June 11, 2024Create Waterloo is hosting public campfires in Waterloo Public Square the third Wednesday of every month between May...Front PageInformation·0 Comments·4
TOP TEN QUALITY AND BUDGET-FRIENDLY EATS IN WR Alex Kinsella·December 14, 2023The culinary scene in Waterloo Region is eclectic, with everything from the delicious, one-of-a-kind dishes at Bhima’s Warung...Information·0 Comments·5
CANADIAN CLAY AND GLASS GALLERY CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF REPRESENTING NATIONAL ARTISTS Rachael MacIntosh·October 12, 2023The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery (CCGG), which opened its doors in June 1993 celebrated their 30th anniversary...News·0 Comments·1
LOOKING BACK: TCE WHIMSICAL NIGHT MARKET The Community Edition·September 7, 2023One of the regular events put on hold indefinitely during the pandemic was Steel Rails—TCE’s yearly mystery art...Arts·0 Comments·4
VANDALS TARGET LOCAL COMMUNITY FRIDGE AND GARDEN Adrian Quijano·September 7, 2023Exasperated by the housing crisis in Waterloo Region, food insecurity is also a continuing issue. While various community...News·0 Comments·0
UW WAIVES TUITION FOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS Adrian Quijano·July 12, 2023The University of Waterloo is situated on the traditional territory of the Six Nations of the Grand River...News·0 Comments·0
THE TALE OF BLACKBERRY: NEW FILM EXPLORES HOW A LOCAL COMPANY CHANGED AN INDUSTRY Alex Kinsella·June 1, 2023On May 25, the Princess Cinema hosted the local premiere of BlackBerry for a packed audience of former...Arts·0 Comments·2
THE GENTRIFICATION EFFECT: THE IMPACT OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT ON SMALL TOWN ENVIRONMENTS Saajan Kar·April 13, 2023Ontario has an insatiable thirst for residential, commercial and industrial development. Down- town populations grew at twice the...News·0 Comments·2
WILMOT RESIDENT SHARES CONCERNS OF GROWING RACISM IN COMMUNITY Nigel Gordijk·January 9, 2023It’s said that volunteering is a way of building the type of community we want to live in....Opinion·0 Comments·5