THE CORD
COMMUNITY
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 11 • AUGUST 2016
Waterloo Region’s independent monthly • Volume 2 Issue 12 • september 4, 2014 • community.thecord.ca
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ART AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Waterloo Region’s favourite places, spaces and folks — as nominated by you. Page 8-10
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KW’S GRAND SALOON
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ON NOT KNOWING ANYTHING ABOUT BEER PAGES 8-9
KITCHENER STILL MAKES
D’ION TO FINISH
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Citizens shape the municipal debate. Page 5 Behind closed doors: a sneak peak at Doors Open. Page 7
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Online crafting meets community marketplace. Page 13
NEW STORIES OLD FOUNDATIONS
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SUMMER EVENTS CALENDAR
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VOLUME 3, ISSUE 9 • JUNE 2015 OUR GRAND COLONIAL HISTORY
ART AND ATTACHMENT
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DAYS OF #KWAWESOME
THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES
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TOGETHER WE WORK
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VOLUME 4, ISSUE 8 • MAY 2016
GREASY SPOONS
OF BRICK AND BEAM
SIDE STREET SCENE
PROFILING WR’S HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE PAGE 10
TCE REVIEWS THE BEST DINERS IN WR PAGE 8-9
DEVELOPING A DOWNTOWN
COMMUNITY THROUGH COMICS
IF STREETS COULD TALK
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 2 • NOVEMBER 2015
ONTARIO STREET’S EVOLVING COMMUNITY PAGES 8-9
ION DIALOGUES
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A TALE OF TWO CHURCHES
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JAWORSKY SHARES PAGE 3
AGNES MAKES
SLEEPING GIANT
BIRDS IN THE CITY PAGE 7
THE ART OUTSIDE
IF STREETS COULD TALK
Kitchener artist takes a grizzly stance on urban IF STREETS space
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COULD TALK
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SWEET ESCAPE
ARTS, Page 12
FIXATING ON GENTRIFICATION
IF STREETS COULD TALK
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MMUNITY PAGE 6
BEST BURGER IN TOWN?
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SUMMER EVENTS CALENDAR #DTKLOVE
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DAYS OF #KWAWESOME
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 10 • JULY 2015
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1 • OCTOBER 2015
MAXIMUM SUMMER FUN TIMES GUIDE(S)
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BUS OR FOOD? SURVIVING WELFARE
CAFKA PRESENTS
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VOLUME 4, ISSUE 10 • JULY 2016
I worry about the sound rockabilly, trumpet-toting band of merquality of my tape, whether or riment and 250 of Waterloo Region’s best not the laughing of our temporary friends – singing, laughing, swaying, and neighbors or the fizz spurting from the imbibing. This is Steel Rails Sessions 2014. shaken beverages will interrupt my interI’m acting as a roving reporter, trying to OFF THE Pushing the shotgun miview with Geobey. document the duality of this locomotive and RAILS crophone closer I’m flushing with a little panic about how I’ll PAGES to 8-9 his face, I ask him about his past experiences on the train. record the thoughts of 250 passengers when the entire train boasts the blurts of a tuba, VOLUME 4, ISSUE 12 • SEPTEMBER 2016 and every patron is crowding the aisle that is CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 no wider than a newspaper. GOOD AND FREAKY The train has been rolling – St. Jacobs PAGE 12 bound – for about fifteen minutes, Geobey and I are still sitting in a quadrant of seats with two other passengers who have manICE ICE ART THAT aged to navigate the billowing cars well BABY MAKES ITSELF PAGE 12 PAGE 4 GRILLED enough to return with a few cans of beer. CHEESE 4 LYFE “The line was getting crazy, so we grabbed a few,” one of them says, explaining the tall cans cradled in her arms.
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DRINK BEER FROM HERE
BEER
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IF STREETS COULD TALK
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THE JOURNEY TO HERE PAGES 4-5
GET THEE TO A BAKERY
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IF ‘BURBS COULD TALK PAGE 6
DOWNWARD APPROPRIATION PAGE 4
REGION
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A YEAR IN REVIEW PAGES 8-10
WATERLOO LIKE RIDING A BIKE
MAK
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 4 • JANUARY 2016
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STEEL RAILS
THE BEST OF
FARM TO TABLE PAGE 5
ELECTION 42
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HOP TO IT PAGE 16
MAKER EXPO
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