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Ontario passes Bill 5 despite opposition from First Nations, environmental groups
Doug Ford · Ontario

Ontario passes Bill 5 despite opposition from First Nations, environmental groups

71% Left coverage: 45 sources
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government has passed its contentious legislation known as Bill 5, which gives the province sweeping powers to speed up mining or other development projects but has faced widespread backlash from First Nations and environmentalists. See the Story
Canadians still waiting longer for surgeries than before COVID
Canadian Economy · Kamloops

Canadians still waiting longer for surgeries than before COVID

73% Left coverage: 22 sources
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IDENTITY – The Community Edition
Ontario, Canada · Ontario

IDENTITY – The Community Edition

A mosaic of years of my life strung together   I’ve loved and lost  I’ve cried and pleaded  Learned and processed  Left and been left   Maybe it’s just hard being young  I kissed a boy, I loved a girl  I kept my heartbreaks quiet  Knowing I’m loved for who I am  Knowing most wouldn’t even blink  I’ve grown from that hesitation now  Let them think what they thinkRead Article

RAT TAIL SUMMER – The Community Edition

This story is dedicated to my friend and döppelganger, Max.  We were conceived as you all sat under the porchlight in fateful April.  Someone said: “Guys. This year, it’s gonna be Rat Tail Summer.”  “Rat Tail Summer?” said another voice.  “Yeah. We’ll all grow rat tails and have a Rat Tail Summer. You can’t define it! Rat Tail Summer’s a feeling.”  We shivered with glee and put all our energy into growing! Our time was nigh!  It was true: None o…Canada · CanadaRead Article

NOWHERE TO GO: THE PUBLIC WASHROOM SHORTAGE IN KITCHENER WATERLOO – The Community Edition

In a region known for innovation and growth, one necessity remains elusive: a place to go when nature calls. For residents, tourists and the city’s most vulnerable, the search for a public washroom in Kitchener-Waterloo can feel like a scavenger hunt—one with no prize at the end.  Despite being home to over half a million people, Kitchener-Waterloo has very few public washrooms. In 2024, the City of Waterloo unveiled a stand-alone public toilet:…Innovation · OntarioRead Article

A WALK IN THE PARK WITH SHARL SMITH – The Community Edition

I met artist Sharl Smith for a walk on Sandrock Trail near her home in Kitchener. We strolled through her neighbourhood before connecting up with the trail through paths which felt like a secret entrance to the green space hiding in plain sight.  “It was one of the first places where I fell in love with the region,” Smith said. “This is just accessible to everyone.”  Smith took us to her favourite place on the trail, where large stones lie acros…New York State · New YorkRead Article

KITCHENER DEEMED BIRD-FRIENDLY CITY – The Community Edition

In November 2024, Kitchener was certified as a bird-friendly city by Nature Canada.   A bird-friendly city is one that removes key threats to bird populations, restores nature to create habitat, engages in bird admiration and monitoring, organizes events to support birds, and has progressive municipal policies that help urban bird populations.   As bird populations have dropped significantly over the past few decades, it is more important than e…Kitchener, Ontario · KitchenerRead Article

TWIN WIHTOUT A TWIN – The Community Edition

LIVING AS A TWIN WITHOUT THEIR TWIN BRINGS GRIEF, GUILT AND THE NEED FOR HEALING Observing identical or fraternal twins is often a fascinating phenomenon. Two siblings sharing genetic makeup, similar mannerisms and a mirror image are unique.   The world of twins is extremely extraordinary.   But when one twin dies and the other is left to navigate life on their own, the remaining person, who has been entangled with their twin conception, is left…Read Article

WATERLOO REGION FOURTH MOST IMPACTED BY U.S. TARIFFS – The Community Edition

On Mar. 4, 2025, the U.S. implemented their 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods and 10 per cent on energy and potash exports from Canada to the U.S. Waterloo Region and Guelph’s automotive and agricultural sectors have been deeply affected by the tariffs. The region ranks fourth most affected in Canada, showing its economic vulnerability to cross-border trade policies.  The Waterloo Regional Council administration and finance committee present…United States · United StatesRead Article

ION EXTENSION DELAYED – The Community Edition

The future of ION extension to the city of Cambridge remains uncertain.  The Region of Waterloo council originally approved the Light Rail Transit (LRT) ION system in 2009. It was to be a link across Waterloo, Kitchener and Cambridge, with a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) linking Kitchener and Cambridge.  Plans for Stage 2 ION, bringing the LRT transport system from Fairway Station in Kitchener through the urban centres of Cambridge to downtown Galt, w…LRT · CambridgeRead Article

WILLOW RIVER CENTRE FACES FUNDING CUTS – The Community Edition

Willow River Centre will temporarily close its doors due to a lack of funding.  The Centre has served as the first dedicated space for the Two-Spirit and queer Indigenous community in the region.  Bangishimo Johnston and Amy Smoke, co-founders of the Willow River Centre, are looking to sublet their current space while simultaneously looking for a smaller, more inexpensive place to relocate the Centre.   The Centre will remain open through June; …Waterloo, Ontario · WaterlooRead Article

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