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FIRST CHRISTMASES IN WATERLOO REGION
While Christmas maintains some cultural dominance, like any tradition, it continues to mean all kind of different things to different people.
If Streets Could Talk: Sunnydale and the Lakeshores
“Together. We do everything together. We care about each other,” says Mamaye.
On Maker: The Film, and The Culture
Viewing this film is a bit like opening up a scattershot family photo album jammed full with scads of cousins, nieces and nephews; it may not always clear how all these snapshots are related, but getting to know each one is an enjoyable moment in itself.
Strategically Voting For Change
Derided by many as cynical and imprecise, the strategic voting movement nonetheless makes it clear that many in Canada still care deeply about the democratic process.
The challenge to live local
While keeping more dollars in the wallets of local businesses is on her mind, founder Juliana Gomez actually sets her goal posts for LiveLocalKW a little further.
If streets could talk: Belmont Village
TCE is exploring the good, the bad and the under-appreciated neighbourhoods of Waterloo Region. This month, we share the stories of Belmont Village.
A vision for the downtown
TCE catches up with Cory Bluhm, manager of downtown development for the City of Kitchener to check in on downtown revitalization progress.
Side street scenes
When the game of Kerplunk is five feet tall, it’s pretty hard to walk past without stopping to stare. That’s okay. In fact, it’s ideal on Ontario Street.