The truth and nothing but: a review of Colleen Hoover’s Verity
Colleen Hoover is a name that most people associate with romance novels, and for good reason. With heavy hitters like November 9, It Ends with Us, and Maybe Someday, Hoover […]
Lights, legacy, and Pippin: KWLT’s 90 years in the spotlight
For 90 years, the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre (KWLT) has been a fixture in the region’s community theatre scene, expanding through passion, perseverance, and a shared love of storytelling.
As KWLT commemorates this milestone, its most recent performance, […]
W Store hosts Zebra Pen Valentine’s workshop
With Valentine’s Day only two days away, the W Store held a Zebra Pen workshop yesterday, Feb. 11, from 12-4 p.m., for students to have the opportunity of crafting a Valentine’s card using free W Store-provided supplies and […]
GRT bus wrap showcases strength in diversity for Black History Month
February marks the start of Black History Month, a time to reflect, honour, and celebrate the contributions of Black communities. This year, Waterloo Region is taking that celebration to the streets with a Grand River Transit (GRT) bus, […]
New exhibit at the Glass & Clay Gallery displays three generations of Indigenous art from one family
The new ‘Painting with Clay’ exhibit opened on Jan. 18 at the Glass & Clay Gallery in Waterloo and presents three generations of art from the Beam family, showcasing Indigenous influence from Canada and […]
Indigenous speakers series recap: Greg Staats
On Thursday, Nov. 28, another installment of the University of Waterloo’s Indigenous Speaker Series was hosted featuring Gregg Staats, a decorated artist of the Hodinöhsö:ni community.
Launched in 2017, UW, in connection with the Waterloo […]
