Visit a warming space near you to get shelter from the cold ❄️These are safe & warm environments that everyone can access to get relief from the cold: https://t.co/2Ixt9tU1OH
“This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair, no place for self-pity, no need for silence, no room for fear. We speak, we write, we do language. That is how civilizations heal. 1/3
I know the world is bruised and bleeding, and though it is important not to ignore its pain, it is also critical to refuse to succumb to its malevolence. Like failure, chaos contains information that can lead to knowledge—even wisdom. Like art.” - Tony Morrison 2/3
Head’s up Waterloo Region! Our curbside yard waste collection program is coming to an end. Cambridge/Waterloo your last collection is the week of Nov. 18. Kitchener/Townships your last collection week is Nov. 25. https://t.co/yyRHNC4M5A
We're looking forward to attending the Our Living Waters webinar on October 3, discussing the role of the Canada Water Agency (CWA) in National Freshwater Collaboration. There will be some fantastic speakers, be sure to register! https://t.co/VyDybljFRQ
Thirsty? Need to refill your water bottle? Put your location into the map at https://t.co/rIErwF0wEt and find a FREE refill location.
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1/🚨Digital war on women journalists🚨. Over the last 5 years, 3,400 violations against women journalists have been documented by Women Press Freedom. 10% have involved vicious online attacks—from relentless trolling to AI-driven deepfakes. Canada (45), the US (43), and Pakistan (40) were where journalists were most affected. These attacks are not just silencing voices, they are driving women out of journalism entirely.
Read our 5 year data report on the online war against women journalists: https://t.co/XLwaXfrLgr
Heads up, it’s move-in weekend! University Ave and surrounding streets will be extra busy, so avoid the area if you can and please be patient. Let's give our new neighbours a warm welcome 👋
Signs will be posted, but if you want to plan your route: https://t.co/onnYHbygr8
Most city facilities and services are closed this Monday Sept 2. Details here: https://t.co/FuwjXgFFfU
The good news is, you can still get your swim on! Swimplex/Moses Springer pools will be open (weather permitting). Find schedule: https://t.co/HsBvBToLHb 🏊♀️
@BecLizWag@UWaterloo@citywaterloo Thanks for pointing this out. Though it’s planned work, it’s NOT currently on our posted list of closures. I’ll follow-up.
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Please help conserve water! If you’ve been following the news in Calgary or Montreal, you can see what happens when the break happens before the repair!!
We need your help to conserve water August 19-25 while we fix a water pipe. Conserving water will help keep our water supply in good shape. Read more details on how to conserve water in affected areas: https://t.co/dzFizkJQ5v.
Hey #WatReg: the Water Conservation By-law is now in effect until September 30! Please adhere to your watering schedule and check out our outdoor watering tips.
Nine young #Indigenous artists were chosen to share their experiences related to water challenges. Last fall, they gathered in person and co-launched #IYAWI - the Indigenous Youth, Art and Water Initiative.
Full video: https://t.co/lOsuQxjo5A
#WaterRights#WaterAction
Tonight while returning home from the drone show at Waterloo Park, I was shot in the face with a firework. Intentionally. I am a little singed, but not significantly injured. I was shot at multiple times and hit once. This firework insanity has to stop. @citywaterloo@WRPSToday
@DawnCharlton@citywaterloo@WRPSToday It’s just nuts that people shoot fireworks at other people. It’s happened at Mary Allen Park, Victoria Park, school yards… happens at night, broad daylight…