Professional photographer Sara Geidlinger and writer Marshall Ward first met in a public green space in Waterloo about ten years ago. When they decided to record a podcast in the […]
Jay Carraro and Jesse Webber were good friends and familiar faces in the region’s live music scene when they decided to launch a podcast. Kitchener Famous is all about poking […]
For 35 years Princess Cinemas has been like a second home to movie lovers in the region. And like many homes, its basement is filled with memories. The lower level […]
Tucked deep into 71 King St. N in Waterloo, Lost Vessel Vintage is bringing back the final decades of 20th-century pop-culture with its carefully-curated selection of nostalgic apparel. The store […]
Michael Loubert has owned and operated Old Goat Books in uptown Waterloo since March of 2001. “It’s the best job in the world,” he said. “I love books, and I […]
18 months ago Kitchener-based professional chef Alex Krawczyk found himself newly single, living alone, and inundated with copies of The New Yorker. After neglecting to cancel after his free 12-week […]
On July 17, Ontario entered Stage 3 of its COVID-19 pandemic reopening framework. Dubbed “Recover” this stage was intended to allow more business growth following the recent economic downturn. For […]
On Oct.17, 2018 possession and acquisition of cannabis became federally permitted in Canada under the Cannabis Act (Bill, C-45). If overturning a century of legal stigma felt like a relatively […]
When my editors at the Community Edition revealed they were interested in content that contrasted life in the 1920s Kitchener-Waterloo area with 2020, my mind went to the first thing […]
Note: To protect the privacy and human rights of the individuals involved, the Community Edition used only first names where sources requested not to have their full names published. Since […]
