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City Cafe is located in Kitchener at Strange and Victoria Street South. It's a local bakery that operates low tech and delivers high levels of community connecting. Their fresh baked goods are done in a stone oven. People come to talk and enjoy the community atmosphere.

The Fresh Ground on King Street in Kitchener is operated by the Working Centre. They specialize in specialty coffee's, a co-working space, and a community market on Saturdays. Their menu focuses on local ingredients that are made from plant based whole foods.

Community Appreciation Day is hosted every year at the Homer Watson House and Gallery. It's a chance for the gallery to show the community the gallery and display the works of award winning local artists. They are located in Kitchener on Old Mill Road.

The construction of the Light Rail Transit in the KW Region caused some businesses to close their doors. Others were fortunate to remain operating due to the unique and specialty services that they provide for the community.

This video features Ontario's three Year Anti-Racism Strategic Plan. Kitchener's MPP Daiene Vernile has made racial unity a part of her political agenda. With interviews from Rania Lawendy, University of Waterloo Muslim Chaplin and Chris Goss, Division Commander from the Region of Waterloo Police.

This video features Syd Fit Gym. They create programs that tackle and put a punch in dealing with stress. Techniques and routines are created for youths and adults. Boxing is introduced as a way to exercise, be healthy and balanced in ones daily life.

WalteFedy on Queen Street in Kitchener is an architectural, engineering and construction company. They support local artists by displaying their artworks in their company's working spaces. You are welcome to view and purchase art by appointment only. Artists from the community are encouraged to contact WalterFedy about how they too can get their art displayed in the Walterfedy working spaces.