Keeping yourself sane during a pandemic can be challenging. Sooner or later, things will return back to “normal” – what that will look like is unclear. In the meantime, though, we need to find ways […]
Public transit in the KW region has been one of many services that has been heavily affected by COVID-19. With businesses increasing sanitation practices, the Grand River Transit (GRT), too, has implemented cleaning and disinfecting […]
Photo by TechCrunch Choosing to pay for music is optional, at the end of the day. Websites such as YouTube offer a wide selection of free music. Most music streaming services have a free alternative to […]
Many high school students have part-time jobs. If you work in an establishment that serves alcohol, you must have a Smart Serve certification that grants the ability to serve alcohol. When applying for jobs within […]
While many businesses are currently closed due to COVID-19, some students at WCI are still working through this tough time at local grocery stores and other essential services. Popular grocery stores such as Zehrs and […]
Ryan B is a fifth year student at WCI. He’s been involved with sports his whole life. He plays football, rugby and basketball for school as well as the KW Rep Vipers basketball team. Ryan […]
WCI’s junior boys’ basketball team competed at CWOSSA on Wednesday, March 3rd, at Cameron Heights, and came away with a commendable second place finish, taking an upsetting loss with the final score of 67-78 to […]
On February 25th, the WCI senior boys basketball team faced Huron Heights in a consolation game following their tough loss in the WCSSAA semi finals against SJAM. This game had a lot on the line, […]
Matthew D, Sam D, Ben B, Chantel T, Marcela B This year WCI sold over 300 tickets to its annual semi-formal dance at the University of Waterloo Federation Hall on February 13th. Students were encouraged […]
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