According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, 48 per cent of small businesses are partially open due to the coronavirus, 31 per cent have fully announced their closure, and 20 per cent are completely open.
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After decades of loving music, Timothy Bignell releases his first album.
There were small tables set up by vendors who sold various Christmas ornaments and decorations along with hand-made jewellery, toys and bracelets.
As a part of the Diversity Week celebration, Conestoga College hosted a Bollywood Night for international students at the Venue on Friday, Nov. 22.
As a part of a five day Career Readiness Week, Conestoga students got a chance to attend an interactive session with Bruce Croxon, a well-known Canadian entrepreneur and a former star of TV series, Dragon Den.
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The college hosted a five day Health and Wellness Week from Oct. 7 to Oct. 11.
For students away from home, tiffin service is a veritable boon. An independently owned local business, home-made food is welcome news for people around the K-W region.
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region organized the 6th annual Waffles in the Warehouse event on Sept. 18, 2019 at the food bank’s warehouse. The event aimed to raise awareness about food security and food assistance in the community. Chris Martin was the keynote speaker and he shared his childhood struggles with food insecurity. More than 200 people attended the event. Kriti Thakur reports.
Every drop of ink on a person’s body reflects a story. For tattoo enthusiasts, getting inked is not just an idea alone, it is a way of narrating life stories. “My tattoos mean a lot to me, I got them in memory of people close to me,” said Kimberly Menj, a resident of Waterloo in an interview with The Spoke. “The tattoo on my forearm is in the memory of … Continued
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