O CANADA: AN IMMIGRANT’S REFLECTION ON RECONCILIATION Altay Coskun·October 7, 2021Canada has been my home for 12 years now and it is dear both to my wife and...Front PageOpinion·0 Comments·
Lori Campbell leaves Waterloo to begin new position in University of Regina Alex Kinsella·June 2, 2021Our community benefits from being a university town in numerous ways—there is a constant influx of young minds...Features·0 Comments·
Exploring The Racist History of WR Melissa Embury·March 10, 2021It’s no secret that our region has a turbulent history as a hotbed for white supremacy. Waterloo Region...Features·0 Comments·
New Podcast Examines Domestic Violence Alyssa Di Sabatino·November 6, 2020The issue of domestic violence is complex and is often seen as a personal or private issue. It...News·0 Comments·
Diversifying KW’s Little Free Libraries Melissa Embury·August 14, 2020In June, Sarah Kamya, a New York high-school counsellor, was walking around her hometown of Arlington, M.A. and...Urban Exploring·0 Comments·
ACWI Provides Mental Health Support for Black and Indigenous Communities Kaitlyn Severin·July 23, 2020As anti-racist protests and news of police brutality continue to be broadcasted across Canada and the United States,...News·0 Comments·
O:se Kenhionhata:tie Land Back Camp – A Photo Series Melissa Embury·July 8, 2020A group of Indigenous peoples have gathered to occupy the traditional land in Victoria Park since June 21...News·0 Comments·
Opinion: Expecting More Than Lip Service Megan Nourse·August 2, 2017If you walked down King Street in downtown Kitchener in the last few months, you likely noticed the...Opinion·0 Comments·
No Environmentalism Without Decolonization Erin McLean-Purdon·September 6, 2016Engaging indigenous peoples should be seen as essential, and not an afterthoughtFeaturesOpinion·0 Comments·
Architectures of (De) Colonization Magdalena Milosz·August 5, 2016Local Indigenous communities repurpose former residential school Features·0 Comments·
