BRIDGE-ing the Gap Between Galt and its Students Natasha Rolleman·May 2, 2018Cambridge, specifically Galt, has been misunderstood in Waterloo Region for quite some time. My goal as a writer...ArtsUrban Exploring·0 Comments·1
What Kitchener Can Learn From Detroit Sam Nabi·April 4, 2018At the Queen Street Commons Café in downtown Kitchener, a standing-room-only crowd gathered to hear from Dr. Brian...Urban Exploring·0 Comments·1
Everything Sold Is New Again with RFB Development Ramona Leitao·March 7, 2018RFB Developments uses a community-first approach when working with heritage housesUrban Exploring·0 Comments·2
Midtown Chalkboards Bring Low-Tech to High-Tech Community Karli Ferriolo·February 7, 2018A little love letter to the neighbourhoodUrban Exploring·0 Comments·8
The Pressing Need for More Shelters in KW James Gowland·February 7, 2018Shelters are not a long term answerUrban Exploring·0 Comments·8
Four More Buildings That Deserve A New Life in KW James Howe·February 7, 2018Recently Deloitte Canada opened its new office in Kitchener with great fanfare. But not long ago, the Hide...Urban Exploring·6 Comments·4
If Streets Could Talk: Williamsburg Frank Prospero·January 10, 2018Thirteen years ago, my wife and I decided it was time to purchase a home. Living in Toronto...Urban Exploring·0 Comments·6
If Streets Could Talk: Laurelwood Safina Husein·November 1, 2017The Laurelwood area — located on the very northern edge of Waterloo between Columbia Street, Fischer Hallman Road...Urban Exploring·0 Comments·1
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
First Year of Hold the Line is a Success admin·October 4, 2017Hold the Line (love isn’t always on time.) Okay, Toto was not present. But Hold the Line festival...Urban Exploring·0 Comments·0
