The Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism released its new Trans and Non-binary Equity Strategy on Wednesday, July 2, breaking down how far UW has come and how far it has left to go in supporting its […]
Environment Canada announced an air quality alert until tomorrow and heat warning until Thursday evening, July 17, for the Waterloo region.
On Sunday July 13, Environment Canada placed a large portion of southern Ontario under a heat […]
KW Little Theatre’s latest production, Scorched, finishes its run this weekend after three weeks, wrapping up the community theatre’s 2024-2025 performance season.
Originally titled “Incendies” in its native French, the play by Lebanese-Canadian playwright Wajdi Mouawad is no stranger […]
UW’s first ever Queer Life Fair spotlights a spectrum of inclusive organizations and services to celebrate Pride Month as part of its new Glow Initiative.
Last week on Tuesday, June 17, the Glow Centre, UW’s club for […]
Ottawa announces adding 6,000 more jobs to the Canada Summer Jobs program amidst high youth unemployment.
On June 6, Minister of Jobs and Families Patty Hajdu announced that the federal government is creating up to 6,000 more […]
Global biopharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has pledged $300,000 to UW’s School of Pharmacy for its new Pharmacy Innovation in Immunization Research Collaborative (PIIRC) initiative.
On Friday, June 8, the UW School of Pharmacy in Kitchener hosted an […]
Seven Shores, the beloved café on Regina Street in uptown Waterloo, recently celebrated a decade under its current ownership.
The café is a self-stated “simple, ethical and relational business,” serving breakfast, lunch and baked goods. Aside from […]
Yesterday, the Region of Waterloo’s Public Health unit added Conestoga College’s Doon Campus to the list of potential public exposure locations, which now has more than 68 locations. This is Conestoga College’s first […]
The Region of Waterloo announced that those belonging to high priority risk groups are now eligible to book measles vaccine appointments at two public health clinics in Cambridge and Kitchener.
In a news release earlier today, Dr. […]
The provincial government will spend $1.2 billion less this year on postsecondary institutions than the previous fiscal year.
The 2025 Ontario budget was released last Thursday, outlining government spending for the upcoming fiscal year.
Spending on […]
