Scenes from Carried Away on the Crest of a Wave – Livestreamed by UofW Theatre, 25-27 March 2021

UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE PROGRAM PRESENTS

scenes from carried away on the crest of a wave

Written by David Yee

Directed by Andy Houston

Associate Director: Mira J. Henderson

 

carried away on the crest of a wave is a series of stories that follow the impacts of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami as they resonate, intersect globally, and move us with the power of water and the beauty of human resilience. The deadliest tsunami in recorded history, the waves killed over 250,000 people from forty-six countries as they struck the coasts of fourteen nations spanning two continents. In the aftermath, we find a wide range of humanity: a conflicted priest, sisters of legend, an orphaned boy, a radio shock jock, an awed scientist, and a man who makes miraculous discoveries in the aftermath of the disaster.

Written by David Yee, the audience bears witness to the experiences of people from around the world who have been changed in their minds and souls by this event. These stories represent glimpses of the human spirit, facing enormous adversity yet driven by a will to come together for reflection and sharing — a desire that our own pandemic-impacted world knows all too well. The staging of scenes from carried away on the crest of a wave will reveal the effects of a global natural disaster through a surreal lens. In the ebb and flow of trauma, the unconscious and perceptual space of dreams will exist alongside and within our experience and understanding of reality.

Director Andy Houston collaborates with Denyse Karn (set and props), Howard J. Davis (projections), Deanna Choi (sound), and Paul de Jong (vocal coach), as well as resident designers Nadine Grant (costume) and Nicole Reid (lighting). Together, they weave together a dream-like world of found objects, images and people amidst an environment as fluid as floodwaters from a tsunami.

As the program’s first ever livestreamed production, carried away on the crest of a wave aims to connect our communities in times of uncertainty through the medium of live theatrical performance. There will be a digital dramaturgy Hub and Engagement Space hosted on the website for the performance, which can be found at uwcarriedaway.com. This space aims to provide context to our audience’s experience of the play and production, from research sources and themes of the work to the creative vision of the artistic team. Don’t miss this important aspect of scenes from carried away on the crest of a wave.

 

Performance Schedule:

 

Livestreamed March 26-27, 2021 at 7:30PM

Livestreamed Matinee March 25th at 11:30AM

Tickets:

$10 General $5 Students & Seniors

 

Box Office: uwcarriedaway.com/tickets

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CKMS News – 2021-03-18 – Waterloo Region Weekly Roundup 8

Host: Melissa Bowman

In this episode we’ll hear updates on the community working group on the vaccine rollout and the latest decisions at this month’s Regional Council meeting. Kitchener had some committee meetings on March 8th and we’ll take a closer look at their discussions on the Regional Official Plan review and how it could impact Kitchener specifically. It wouldn’t be a Waterloo Region Weekly Round-up episode if we didn’t discuss housing, so I’ll share a bit from the Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundation’s recent Do More Good Dialogue on the Intersection of Housing and Race.

This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of  this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news., and other stories commissioned under the Local Journalism Initiative at canada-info.ca.

You can  follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. If you want to get in touch with comments, or ideas about stories to cover, email us at news@radiowaterloo.ca

Waterloo Potters’ Workshop sale, 23-25 April 2021

Spring Pottery Sale

RIM park Manulife Sportsplex
Forbes Family Hall, 2nd floor
2001 University Avenue East,
Waterloo, Ontario

April 23-25, 2021

  • Friday – 10am-9pm
  • Saturday – 10am-6pm
  • Sunday – 12pm-4pm

(All Covid health and safety guidelines wil be in effect for this event)

Free admission and parking

Cash, Cheque, Interac, Mastercard, and Visa accepted

Follow us or check out our website regularly for any changes due to Covid regulations: waterloopotters.ca

Download the flyer (PDF, 5.3 MB)

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, March 15, 2021

1. Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Peter Gunn
2. David Bowie, D.J.
3. Joe Jackson, Beat Crazy
4. Ten Years After, The Sounds
5. J.J. Cale, Mama Don’t
6. The Kinks, A Rock ‘N Roll Fantasy
7. Santana, Jungle Strut
8. The Clash, Police And Thieves
9. It’s A Beautiful Day, White Bird
10. Soft Machine, All White
11. David Gilmour, No Way
12. Black Sabbath, A National Acrobat
13. Budgie, Homicidal Suicidal
14. The Who, Trick Of The Light
15. Judas Priest, Exciter
16. Hawkwind, Levitation
17. Bert Jansch, 900 Miles
18. Mose Allison, Your Molecular Structure
19. Moby Grape, Sitting By The Window
20. Can, Moonshake
21. Wishbone Ash, Errors Of My Way
22. Joni Mitchell, The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey
23. Canned Heat, One Kind Favor
24. The Rolling Stones, Time Waits For No One

CKMS Community Connections for 15 March 2021 – The Holidays

Show Notes

Today is The Ides Of March, but the 15th of March falls in a run of other celebratory days: Pi Day, St. Urho’s Day, and of course, St. Patrick’s Day. So today we depart a bit from our usual format with some holiday music, and a poetry reading. The recording of Gene McCavic is a bit unclear, so here’s the text from the definitive St. Urho’s web site.

Ode to Saint Urho

by Gene McCavic and Richard Mattson

Ooksi kooksi coolama vee
Santia Urho is ta poy for me!
He sase out ta hoppers as pig as pirds.
Neffer peefor haff I hurd tose words!

He reely tolt tose pugs of kreen
Braffest Finn I effer seen
Some celebrate for St. Pat unt hiss nakes
Putt Urho poyka kot what it takes.

He kot tall and trong from feelia sour
Unt ate kala moyakka effery hour.
Tat’s why tat kuy could sase toes peetles
What krew as thick as chack bine neetles.

So let’s give a cheer in hower pest vay
On Sixteenth of March, St. Urho’s Tay.

Music Index

Time Title Artist Album
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc Steve Todd CKMS Community Connections
0m26s Ides of March (XPS10) Sean O’Loughlin
3m50s Pi Day LaMar "Mr. Q-U-E" Queen, David "Mr D" Landix
6m44s Pi Hard ‘N Phirm
9m50s Ode to St. Urho Gene McCavic
10m30s St. Urho’s Day Polka Lloyd Houle and the Northshore Neighbours
13m35s Heavy Metal Perse – Urho Somberlain218
16m58s Gillis Mountain The Rankin Family Fare Thee Well Love
20m04s Fare Thee Well Love The Rankin Family Fare Thee Well Love
24m34s North Country The Rankin Family North Country
28m09s I See Fire – The Hobbit – Ed Sheeran Peter Hollens
32m58s Something I Can’t See Poor Angus The Gathering
37m02s Rambling Boys of Pleasure The Irish Rovers The Irish Rovers 50 Years – Vol. 2
40m34s Fields of Athenry Brier Irish Drinking Songs
44m44s Stars (Oscar Wilde) The Mahones The Hunger & The Fight (Part One)
50m52s Bonnie Dundee The Irish Rovers The Irish Rovers 50 Years – Vol. 1
55m02s Pi Song Extended 10,000 Digits Johann Frias

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Saturday from 1:00pm to 2:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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The Gems Of Life

The Gems Of Life | Aspire To InspireThe Gems Of Life is an uplifting show that brings inspirational real life stories, sharing our core values while igniting conversations that will spark change, and a call to action.

It is about celebrating diversity in our community, engaging in conversations that will tackle issues we all face such as youth crime, adversity, family dynamic, relationship challenges, as well as health and wellness.

It is when we shift how we do things, the things we do also shift, we are here to support and encourage each other to expand our abilities and promote inner growth.
I’m very excited you are able to join us on this journey called life.

Welcome to The Gems Of Life Show, What are you waiting for, come on in!

The Gems Of Life (* from the archives with Fadhwa Yusuf is not currently on the CKMS-FM schedule.

Recent Episodes

The Gems Of Life Show Tonight at 6 pm. Join us in conversation with Fadumo Farah on her Adaptive wear launch in London Fashion Week. What an incredible and inspirational story. WE all have the ability to transform our lives and impact others in our journey. Aspire To Inspire. Please support our YouTube channel, subscribe, like, comment and share so … Continue reading The Gems Of Life Show
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The Gems Of Life Show- Living & Coping With MS Today at 11 am join us in conversation with Rahma Rahma is a young talented inspirational woman living with MS. Rahma shares her journey in coping with Multiple Sclerosis, the early symptoms and the challenges she is faced with on a daily basis. Please support us by subscribing to our channel, like, comment and share … Continue reading The Gems Of Life Show- Living & Coping With MS
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Val Scheer’s Eclectic Garage

  1. Dancing on the Ceiling – Lionel Ritchie
  2. What is This Love – Blue Rodeo (CanCon)
  3. Strangelove – Depeche Mode
  4. Storm Warning – Bonnie Raitt
  5. Favorite Game – The Cardigans
  6. Feed My Frankenstein – Alice Cooper
  7. Fire Like – Bob Seger
  8. Fiddlers Green – The Tragically Hip (CanCon)
  9. Sinking Like a Sunset – Tom Cochrane (CanCon)
  10. Hotel California – The Eagles
  11. North Country – The Rankin Family (CanCon)
  12. Basement – Tariq (CanCon)
  13. Indestructible – Matthew Good Band (CanCon)

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, March 8, 2021

  1. Led Zeppelin, We’re Gonna Groove
  2. The Rolling Stones, Live With Me
  3. UFO, Mother Mary
  4. Rare Earth, Hey Big Brother
  5. Screaming Trees, Nearly Lost You
  6. Warren Zevon, Nighttime In The Switching Yard
  7. Ancient Relic, Live Another Day
  8. Iron Maiden, Strange World
  9. Tommy James, Draggin’ The Line
  10. 54-40, Sweeter Things
  11. Gillan And Glover, Telephone Box
  12. The Doobie Brothers, I Cheat The Hangman
  13. Dire Straits, Single Handed Sailor
  14. Tom Waits, Shore Leave
  15. Grateful Dead, Friend Of The Devil
  16. Graham Parker, Don’t Ask Me Questions
  17. Bob Marley/The Wailers, Concrete Jungle
  18. Stevie Wonder, Maybe Your Baby
  19. ZZ Top, Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell
  20. Jethro Tull, Black Satin Dancer
  21. Genesis, Mad Man Moon
  22. Simon and Garfunkel, Keep The Customer Satisfied
  23. U2, The Playboy Mansion
  24. Bruce Springsteen, Independence Day
  25. David Gilmour, There’s No Way Out Of Here

CKMS Community Connections for 8 March 2021 – International Women’s Day

Show Notes

It’s International Women’s Day, so today we’re celebrating by featuring music by the women of Waterloo Region. Sadly, there’s only an hour of CCC so we couldn’t possibly squeeze in all the wonderful musicians in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and the townships. If you’ve got some music you’d like aired on Radio Waterloo then send an e-mail at office@radiowaterloo.ca and we’ll be happy to add it to our Digital Music Library. Full information is at How To Submit Music.

Podcast

Download: ckms-community-connections-2021-03-08-episode080.mp3 (58.7 MB, 1h01m10s, episode 080)

Podcast Index

Time Title Artist Album
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc Steve Todd
CKMS Community Connections
0m40s Your Enemy Allison Brown Allison Brown | Stitches and Incisions (illustration of a woman sitting on grass with a guitar)
Stitches and Incisions
5m31s Standing By The Bedside Of A Neighbour
9m28s Die Alone Chelsey Danfield Chelsey Danfield | Cowboy (portrait of Chelsey Danfield surrounded by flowers)
Cowboy
12m27s Bell Bottom Jeans Chelsey Danfield (portrait of Chelsey Danfield in front of a glittery curtain)
At The Time
16m14s Softly Heather Janssen (image of Heather Janssen)
(single)
18m46s Softly Kiana Smith Shadowy images of Kiana
(single)
22m04s Dark Cloud Taylor Davison Dark Cloud (small image of moon surrounded by clouds)
(single)
25m21s Let You Go Let You Go (orange, purple, and blue striipes of paint with an orange dot)
Sanctuary
29m08s Water Alysha Brilla Rooted (two hands decorated with henna holding a rose)
Rooted
32m46s When You Wore A Tulip Janice Jo Lee Sing Hey | Janice Jo Lee (photo of Janice Jo Lee sitting on the floor)
Sing Hey
34m37s All The Time You Were Silent
39m55s I Remember Tamara Maddalen Tamara Madddalen | Mint Green Mercury (vintage photo of a mint green mercury automobile)
Mint Green Mercury
43m13s To The Trees To The Trees ToTheTreesEP (album cover)
To The Trees
46m03s All Your Black Colours Lara MacMillan Lara MacMillan (portrait of Lara MacMillan)
Lara MacMillan
48m52s Fourteen Days Elsa Jayne Elsa Jayne | Heart (portrait of Elsa Jayne wearing a hat)
Heart
52m32s Courage Courage My Love (superimposed photos of the heads of the band members, using kirby dots)
Courage My Love
56m00s COMPANY JoJo Worthington (JoJo Worthingon amonst leaves wrapped in ribbon)
TCYK
57m40s ARGUMENT

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Saturday from 1:00pm to 2:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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Mano A Mano with Gary Cain

DJ Steel of the Mano A Mano show met virtually with Gary Cain. It was previously established and proven on the Mano A Mano show that Gary Cain is the 4th best guitarist in the WORLD! Here is the raw interview where we talk about how Gary got playing Blues guitar, his influences and how to get to the next level with your guitar playing and more

Radio podcast available at www.mamradio.ca

 

Val Scheer’s Eclectic Garage for March 6

  1. Mannish Boy – Muddy Waters
  2. Betray – Hetriani (CanCon)
  3. Get You in the Morning – Crash Test Dummies (CanCon)
  4. Cynthia – Blue Rodeo (CanCon)
  5. Can’t Stop the World – Gavin Rossdale
  6. Way of the World – Genesis
  7. Like the 309 – Johnny Cash
  8. Lovers in a Dangerous Time – Barenaked Ladies (CanCon)
  9. Surrounded – Chantal Kreviazuk (CanCon)
  10. Looking for it Now – Jann Arden (CanCon)
  11. Stay (I Missed You) – Lisa Loeb
  12. Lazy Nina – Greg Phillinganes
  13. Queer – Garbage

 

The Freedom Principle

Black and white photo of Black musicians playing a variety of instrumentsThe Freedom Principle features music of the African Diaspora; this program sees acoustic ensemble music as a developing world jazz incorporating styles and rhythms which draw from Indigenous sources. On the air since June 1986, The Freedom Principle features new releases from the disparate genres of the African Diaspora with occasional forays into specialized thematic programs. Past programs include Manding Swing, Congolese Rumba, Zimbabwean Liberation, South African Jazz, Mississippi Delta Slide & Moan, African Impressionism in American Jazz, etc.

Contact The Freedom Principle at thefreedomprinciple99.1fm@gmail.com, and see their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/freedomprinciple/

The Freedom Principle is hosted by Tom Fleming at CJAM-FM in Windsor, and is syndicated on Radio Waterloo from the NCRA’s !earshot Digital Distribution System. The Freedom Principle airs on CKMS-FM on Tuesdays from 10:00pm to 11:30pm.

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, March 1, 2021

  1. Pink Floyd, Welcome To The Machine
  2. Rush, Natural Science
  3. Jeff Beck, Blue Wind
  4. The Rolling Stones, Coming Down Again
  5. Rod Stewart, Blind Prayer
  6. Led Zeppelin, Down By The Seaside
  7. Heart, Even It Up
  8. Paul McCartney and Wings, Don’t Let It Bring You Down
  9. Golden Earring, Kill Me (Ce Soir)
  10. Arc Angels, Sent By Angels
  11. The Band, The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
  12. Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Working Man
  13. Pete Townshend, Exquisitely Bored
  14. Bruce Cockburn, Making Contact
  15. Steve Earle, Back To The Wall
  16. Big Sugar, Joe Louis/Judgement Day
  17. Spooky Tooth, Hangman Hang My Shell On A Tree
  18. Headstones, Heart Of Darkness
  19. Bob Seger, Black Night
  20. Ian Hunter, Standin’ In My Light
  21. Fleetwood Mac, Although The Sun Is Shining
  22. The Stooges, We Will Fall

CKMS Community Connections for 1 March 2021

Show Notes

At 11:00am CCC is back for another week but the studio remains closed until further notice, so here’s some more Canadian Content music: Some so new it hasn’t been released yet, some new just to me, and there’s some old favourites too. Follow the links to the artists — some are back to doing performances, so check them out and support your local musicians!

–Bob.

Music List

Time Title Artist Album
0m00s Theme for CKMS Community Connections ccc Steve Todd
CKMS
Community
Connections
0m40s Nosebleed Suburban Rituals Suburban Rituals (closeup of two garden gnomes)
Suburban Rituals
2m59s Living The Dream
5m43s sunshine list Kitz Willman Kitz Willman | Royal Visit to Uranium City (solarized image of a woman wearing a headscarf)
Royal Visit to Uranium City
8m26s dust on the bookshelf
12m35s 3 AM Thug Shells Rainy Day EP (illustration of a woman sitting on a bed surrounded by ferrets)
Rainy Day EP
15m59s Not Alone
18m22s Lay down Jimmy Jory Kinjo and Vic Ruggiero Vic Ruggiero & Jory Kinjo | Vic & Jory Sing The Blues (picture of a foot wearing a boot stepping on a timbrel with books scattered around)
Jory and Vic Sing the Blues
21m08s Girl’s bad dream
23m53s That woman
27m13s Turn It On Ginger St. James (solarized image of Ginger St. James singing and holding a microphone)
(single)
29m30s Crazy Ginger St. James – The Trainwreck Two (Snowheel Slim plays guitar, Ginger St. James sits in a chair)
(single)
32m06s Jean petit qui danse Onion Honey Onion Honey | Homegrown (illusration of a banjo with roots amongst vegetables)
Homegrown
34m15s Buckeye Jim
35m57s Crawdad Hole
38m25s Happy Birthday Baby Jenn Grant REI | MAG | INE (letters superimposed over a fern leaf)
Reimagine
41m35s Chancellor Chancellor (text superimposed over a black and white headshot of Jenn Grant)
(single)
44m13s You’ll Do Anything (acoustic) Karyn Ellis (black and white headshot of Karyn Ellis wearing a hat with a veil)
More Than A Hero
47m19s More Than A Hero
50m21s Can’t Buy Time Madison Galloway Moon & Mercury | Madison Galloway (Op Art illustration of mushrooms and other things)
Moon & Mercury
54m40s Love’s Not a Game
58m40s always Kitz Willman Kitz Willman | Royal Visit to Uranium City (solarized image of a woman wearing a headscarf)
Royal Visit to Uranium City

CKMS Community Connections Hour One airs on CKMS-FM 102.7 on Monday from 11:00am to Noon, and Hour Two airs on Saturday from 1:00pm to 2:00pm.

Got music, spoken word, or other interesting stuff? Let us know at office@radiowaterloo.ca or leave a comment on our “About” page.

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Val Scheer’s Eclectic Garage for February 27

  1. Showdown at Big Sky – Robbie Robertson (CanCon)
  2. Rise Again – The Rankin Family (CanCon)
  3. The World I Know – Counting Crows
  4. Shine – Junkhouse (CanCon)
  5. Ariel vs Lotus – Limb Lifter (CanCon)
  6. Crucify – Tori Amos
  7. Loud and Heavy – Cody Jinks
  8. 6th Avenue Heartache – The Wallflowers
  9. Pacing the Cage – Bruce Cockburn (CanCon)
  10. Two Knights – The Crash Test Dummies (CanCon)
  11. She’s Not There – The Zombies
  12. Cold-Hearted Snake – Paula Abdul
  13. Photograph – Blue Rodeo (CanCon)
  14. It’s So Hard (To Say Goodbye) – Boyz II Men
  15. Long Way Down – The Goo Goo Dolls

CKMS News – 2021-02-25 – Declaration to divest from policing and prisons gains traction across Canada

Host: Ivan Angelovski

Over 250 organizations and over 3,000 individuals have signed onto “Choosing Real Safety: A Historic Declaration to Divest from Policing and Prisons and Build Safer Communities for All.”

Signatories include UNIFOR, and a wide array of human rights and racial justice organizations across Canada who talked at the recent online conference, presenting the declaration.

In this episode, we’re listening from Christin Macklin from UNIFOR, Robyn Maynard of Abolition Coalition, Ravyn Wyngs, of Black Lives Matter -Toronto, Molly Swain of the indigenous led organization Free Lands Free People, Nanky Rai of Doctors for Defunding Police, Souheil Benslima of the Criminalization and Punishment Education Project (CPEP), and Harsha Walia of British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, Canada’s oldest civil liberties organization.

The website sharing information about the declaration and facilitating individuals and organisations can sign on to declaration is www.choosingrealsafety.com.

This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of  this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news. You can  follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. And you can email news@radiowaterloo.ca to get in touch with comments or ideas about stories to cover.

The music was Blackroom by Moby, courtesy of mobygratis.com

So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Feb. 22, 2021

  1. Aerosmith, You Gotta Move
  2. The Rolling Stones, Monkey Man
  3. Rory Gallagher, Bad Penny
  4. John Lennon, Meat City
  5. Neil Young, Too Lonely
  6. Nazareth, Silver Dollar Forger (Parts 1 & 2)
  7. Electric Light Orchestra, Dreaming Of 4000
  8. Chicago, Takin’ It On Uptown
  9. Tommy Bolin, Wild Dogs
  10. Deep Purple, This Time Around/Owed To G
  11. Gov’t Mule, Painted Silver Light
  12. Joe Walsh, The Confessor
  13. Eric Burdon, The Secret
  14. Frank Zappa, Dinah Moe Humm
  15. Metallica, The House Jack Built
  16. Alice In Chains, Rain When I Die
  17. The Yardbirds, New York City Blues
  18. Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers, Strangered In The Night
  19. The Butterfield Blues Band, East-West
  20. Genesis, Get ‘Em Out By Friday
  21. David Bowie, Time

CKMS News – 2021-02-22 – What’s behind the blank front pages?

Host: Ivan Angelovski

Early February, frontpages of around 100 newspapers in Canada went blank, starting the campaign by News Media Canada called “Disappearing Headlines,” calling for regulation of Google and Facebook in this country. Basically, they are asking the politicians to take money from internet giants and give it to them. 

Today we’re talking with Dwayne Winseck, Professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton university in Ottawa, about what’s behind the blank front pages, do Canadian publishers have the right to protest against Google and Facebook, and does anyone have a public interest in mind?

This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of  this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news. You can  follow us on twitter @RadioWaterloo. And you can email news@radiowaterloo.ca to get in touch with comments or ideas about stories to cover.

The music was Blackroom by Moby, courtesy of mobygratis.com

CKMS News – 2021-02-22 – Waterloo Region Weekly Roundup

Host: Melissa Bowman

In this week’s episode, we will once again update on some of the affordable housing issues that local municipalities are involved in. The Region of Waterloo council shared an update about where things currently stand since approving the closure of the 5 regionally-operated children’s centres. 

Also, communities that are racialized and/or marginalized have been impacted more deeply by this pandemic. I’ll share an update from a recent regional council public health board meeting that discussed this issue and some of the plans stemming from that meeting. 

This program is a part of the “Local Journalism Initiative” grant program and is funded by the Community Radio Fund of Canada, the Government of Canada, and the CKMS Newsroom.

Check out the archived versions of  this program and other episodes on radiowaterloo.ca/news., and other stories commissioned under the Local Journalism Initiative at canada-info.ca.

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