Although the weather is still feeling chilly outside, spring is coming! The first day of spring is this Friday, March 20. As we look towards warmer days and begin envisioning the sunny days that lie ahead, let’s dig […]
All UW campuses, including Waterloo, Kitchener, Cambridge and Stratford, will be closed tomorrow, Monday Jan. 26, due to significant snowfall in the Waterloo region.
The university informed the UW community via email Sunday evening.
As a result, classes will not be held, […]
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 […]
This Sunday, Feb. 16, Environment Canada is predicting an additional 10 – 20 cm of snow and freezing drizzle for the Region of Waterloo, as well as the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge, Wilmot Township, and Woolwich Township.
The upcoming […]
One of Ontario’s worst polar vortices in over a decade struck the Waterloo Region on Jan. 20. Temperatures in certain areas of southern Ontario plunged to as low as -30 C. A polar vortex is a jet stream […]
The air is cold, the snow is piling up, and when 5 p.m. hits it seems darkness has already engulfed the city. To the unversed, this is what a typical January afternoon in Waterloo looks like. For many […]
On Oct. 8, the Waterloo Climate Institute hosted Chris Turner, Canadian climate journalist and author of The Geography of Hope and The Patch, to talk about how we can become […]
