Cambridge Tapestry Hall has become home to the world’s largest living architectural installation. This installation was created by Philip Beesley and it uses AI to connect and learn with its guests.
Residents of Waterloo Region are facing harsh wait times for diagnostic imaging services such as MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds, leaving some residents fearful for their health. “I’m worried that when I really need these services, I won’t be able to get them in time, and that scares me,” said Alex Jha, a student at Conestoga College.
The University of Guelph was buzzing with Black culture as it hosted the Kween Company’s third annual Black-owned market. The Kween Company is a Black-owned business that works to support other black businesses and initiatives in black and indigenous communities and hosted this year’s market in partnership with the university’s Student Experience Department.
The Conestoga Condors Women’s Volleyball team faced off against the Boreal Vipers last Friday. The team went into the match boasting a three-game win streak extended to four after besting the Vipers 3 – 0 in their seventh game of the season.
Aislinn Clancy came out on top with a final vote count of 11,334, which was 5,022 more than her second-place rival, Debbie Chapman of the NDP.
The Homer Watson House hosted its third annual art fair Saturday, featuring 35 local artists, activities for the kids, and a food truck. Pulling in record numbers, this year’s event has marked the largest yet.
Lack of education on how food banks operate, combined with misinformation being spread on social media, has resulted in a sudden increase in improper food bank usage among international students across Canada, with some food banks electing to ban international students.
The Conestoga Condors men’s basketball team has redeemed themselves with their first win of the season against the Redeemer Royals on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023, at the Doon campus Recreation Centre. Effectively ending the team’s three-game loss streak with a final score of 87 – 63.
