Rethinking Your Plate: Food Fatigue Taylor Devalk·March 10, 2021I really love cooking at home, and one of the joys of the past 11 months has been...Columns·0 Comments·0
KPL Says Goodbye To Library Fines Safina Husein·March 4, 2021The Kitchener Public Library (KPL) announced they will be removing fines and overdue fees permanently, as a step...News·0 Comments·0
Was 2020 Really The Worst Year In KW’s History? Kaitlyn Severin·January 13, 2021The events of the past year have inspired many people to declare 2020 as the “worst year ever.” ...News·0 Comments·0
KW’s Public Libraries Open for Curbside Pickup Rachael MacIntosh·June 26, 2020We all need libraries. They are safe, welcoming and trusted spaces in every community that provide free access...News·0 Comments·1
Exploring Queer Wrath as Pride KW Goes Virtual Melissa Embury·June 17, 2020June is a time for Pride. As a Pansexual, GenderQueer person, around this time of year, I look...Opinion·0 Comments·1
New Project Creates Buzz at Kitchener Public Library Melissa Embury·August 7, 2019The Kitchener Public Library installed two beehives at their main branch in June on the second floor of...News·0 Comments·0
Our Ink, Our Stories: Using His Son’s Art As a Way to Connect Beth Bowles·March 7, 2018Kitchener resident Craig Sears’ entire arm is covered in his seven-year-old son Parker’s drawings. This isn’t a case...Columns·1 Comment·10
Our Ink, Our Stories: A Quill and the Hallows Ramona Leitao·January 10, 2018Theresa Shim is a planner and, therefore, likes to be completely sure before she does anything. So when...Columns·0 Comments·5
Our Ink, Our Stories: A Folded Butterfly Beth Bowles·December 6, 2017On the inside of Victoria Wood’s left elbow, is a tattoo of a folded butterfly. The tattoo is...Columns·0 Comments·0
Our Ink, Our Stories: A Rose and a Reaper Beth Bowles·November 1, 2017Erica O’Donnell has been collecting tattoos heavily for the past year and a half now. The Kitchener native...Columns·0 Comments·0
