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·2
WILLOW RIVER PARK: A VOLUNTEER’S EXPERIENCE Caleb DeGroot-Maggetti·August 4, 2022Growing up in Kitchener, I didn’t think housing insecurity was a very big problem. I assumed government or...Opinion·0 Comments·0
Editor’s Note: I’m surprised this is still an issue Harleen Kaur Dhillon·June 3, 2022I watched a movie once. There was a grandmother, a granddaughter and a cow. The cow’s middle dipped...Letter·0 Comments·0
Solutions To Our Child Care Crisis Rosalind Gunn and Jennifer Gordon·December 3, 2020You may have heard there’s a child care crisis in Canada. It’s been a constant in policy and...Opinion·2 Comments·3
Harm Reduction Saves Lives Emma Horner·October 8, 2020There are a lot of angry folx in our community. They are victims of crime, and harassment and...Opinion·0 Comments·0
Opinion: Is Waterloo Region Facing an Identity Crisis? Sam Nabi·February 7, 2018In a region so rich with change and diversity, the #whywaterloo campaign is limiting growthOpinion·4 Comments·5
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·0
CBC, “Truthiness” & The Mennonites Luann Good Gingrich and Kerry Fast·April 5, 2017It’s surprising to us that just about everyone who has had an encounter, personal or otherwise, with Mennonites...Opinion·0 Comments·0
Selling the Poor: The Politics of Value Village Emma McKenna·January 6, 2017We fetishize poverty and Value Village profitsOpinion·193 Comments·70
My Lonely Float Megan Nourse·March 3, 2016I checked my phone twice, and I was saltyOpinion·0 Comments·0
