EDDYEVVY brings its unique sound to Guelph on Jan. 25
A tidy classification of the band’s music evades many listeners and even the band itself. But “gloom pop” might work.
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VIDEO: Students honour Homer Watson’s legacy with art exhibit
Perception, an exhibition by student artists at Eastwood Collegiate Institute commemorating Kitchener’s famed artist and environmentalist, runs until Jan. 27.
Rocket League off-season transfer tracker
Here are the latest moves from the Rocket League championship series.
Old-fashioned recipes the key to local bakeries’ rising fortunes
COBS Bread is making inroads among Kitchener and Waterloo consumers with sweet and savoury offerings that are baked from scratch, each day of the week.
The world may have lost Pete Shelley but his influence lives on
In the days following Shelley’s passing, local and international musicians who have been inspired by the spirit of Shelley’s music talked to Spoke News about his influence.
Knitting and crochet can be strong stitches in the fabric of mental health
Several members of a local club say handwork crafts play a role in keeping them happy, mentally healthy and engaged with others.
Has the time come for Teenage Head?
Teenage Head is still rocking packed venues more than four decades after they started.
Tri-city Roller Derby welcomes new skaters, volunteers and fans to their community
Tri-City Roller Derby opened their practice space for a meet and greet on Sunday, Nov. 25 to people who are curious about what goes on within their roller derby league in hope of recruiting new skaters, volunteers and fans.
Mature students keep their eyes on the prize
When students return to college after first careers or life-changing experiences, they often overcome challenges such as technology and fear of failure by staying focused on new goals and passions.
Teenage Head 43 years in and still looking to the future
Started in 1975 and still going strong, Hamilton’s Teenage Head remain dedicated to their past and are inspired by their future.
Guelph Film Festival lights up community consciousness
The week-long event, led this year by Kimber Sider, advocates for social justice, the environment and community building.
Opinion: Academics and partying must be kept in balance
The presence of a student-run bar at Conestoga’s Doon campus can be a temptation for some. But the secret to success is a delicate harmony between studying and partying, writes Karina Kajishima.
Rocking and rolling through the heart of America
A trip planned around three rock concerts is far from smooth sailing, even including some white-knuckle moments.
Butch Haller set to cut a swath through The Chainsaw on Nov. 17
One of southern Ontario’s hardest working and strangest musicians, Butch Haller says he’s written every song in existence.
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