Ashley Denuzzo CCE CONTRIBUTOR While Waterloo is known for being Canada’s “technology hub,” the city is now gaining a reputation in a much different field. It is a burgeoning pocket […]
MP Peter Braid reflects on the life of Nelson Mandela Peter Braid Peter Braid is the Member of Parliament for Kitchener-Waterloo, and the Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Communities. He […]
Justin Smirlies CORD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF In an interview with The Waterloo Chronicle on Wednesday, Waterloo Mayor Brenda Halloran announced that she will not be running in the fall 2014 election for […]
On Thursday, December 12, residents of Waterloo Region gathered to discuss the effects of sprawl, the importance of strategic community building, and how we grow up instead of out. [View […]
Click one of the categories below to get started! Cocktails | Food | Craft DRINK COCKTAILS When the weather gets chilly, many people turn to heavy ales and hot drinks […]
The global craft market is cultivating homegrown consumerism Allison Leonard WLUSP PRESIDENT & CORD PUBLISHER Amy Walbridge hasn’t had a proper dining room for six years. Reams of fabric and […]
Locals create fund to help after farmers market fire Lauren Ward NEWS EDITOR In the wake of tragedy a group of Waterloo residents are helping to rebuild one of the […]
It’s time to talk about income inequality Dan Herman CCE CONTRIBUTOR While 2013 didn’t see mass protests like those catalyzed by the Occupy movement last year, perhaps this is a […]
H.G. Watson CCE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Charlotte Armstrong didn’t get tickets to see Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield speak at the University of Waterloo this December. But don’t feel bad for the Nerd […]
Matt Montopoli CCE CONTRIBUTOR The Waterloo Regional Police Service announced its preliminary budget last week, presenting a 4.7 per cent increase to the police services board. However, Matthew Torigian, the […]
