VIDEO: Museum exhibit explores impact of brewing industry on Guelph
Experts say automation and new technologies are behind the renaissance of an industry that has always been part of the history of the Royal City.
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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.
That ‘uneasy feeling’ is prevalent among female students
The experience of a Fanshawe College student late last month illustrates the dangers women, on or near post-secondary campuses, face on a regular basis.
Waterloo weekend party cleanup a success
BY ANDREW BENNEY After the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations on Ezra Street in Waterloo came to a close, the event’s focus changed from excessive drinking to something a little more orderly. Over 25 volunteers took to the streets on the morning after the parties, doing their part for the community by cleaning up the solid layer of garbage on the street. On top of this, the volunteers were also forced … Continued
Water wars
BY SHAFAQ PARWEZ It is hard to believe a piece of paper can spark a water war. Unfortunately, that is the case. Nestle Waters Canada is fighting to get its water-taking permit renewed in Aberfoyle which is being opposed by residents and environmentalists. The reason? Not only are the residents worried for their future drinking water supply but the available Nestle water is more expensive than the gas you put in your car. The company only … Continued
