WR & Howe: Building Inclusive Downtown Cores James Howe·June 6, 2018Are we building a downtown Kitchener for everyone? A place where people from a wide range of demographics...Columns·0 Comments·0
NIGHT\SHIFT is Back for a Fifth Year Megan Nourse·October 4, 2017Eric Rumble has been on the move for the past five years making sure NIGHT\SHIFT, the downtown place...ArtsUrban Exploring·0 Comments·0
WR And Howe: What Will Become of the Mayfair Site? James Howe·September 7, 2017The recent sale of 48 Ontario Street in Downtown Kitchener brings attention back to the undecided fate of the empty lot left behind after the Mayfair demolition in 2015Columns·1 Comment·0
The KPL Really Wants to Reach Millennials with Chapter One Beth Bowles·August 2, 2017Chapter One is the library's new venture aimed at engaging with KW's twentysomethingsNews·0 Comments·0
Opinion: Gentrification Mitigation Fitsum Areguy·June 8, 2017Kitchener is my home. I grew up here, and because I care about how my community is transforming...OpinionUrban Exploring·0 Comments·2
WR and Howe: DTK Needs a One Stop Shop James Howe·June 8, 2017A grocery store is at the top of the list of retailers desired in downtown Kitchener. Waterloo’s core...ColumnsUrban Exploring·2 Comments·1
Downtown Kitchener Makes Future Plans Dave Thomas·January 30, 2017What will downtown Kitchener be like in the years to come? What do people like about it and...News·0 Comments·1
Coworking for Creatives Comes Downtown Elizabeth McFaul·November 3, 2016Two initiatives provide affordable spaces for technology and arts to make babiesArts·0 Comments·0
If Street Could Talk: Halls Lane, Downtown Kitchener Seth Ratzlaff·May 4, 2016Halls Lane is a hidden laneway that runs parallel to King Street through downtown Kitchener. A great way...Features·1 Comment·0
Friendzoning: Fun Without the Fedoras Ellie Anglin·April 8, 2016A new art collective works to challenge the patriarchy, reclaim words and make friendsArts·0 Comments·0
