Opportunity and adventure: moving to Waterloo
It might look peaceful enough, but this living room is the scene of a recent dramatic transition. My partner and I have just…
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Gull River: photographing moving water
On the second day of our photography course in Haliburton, Rob Stimpson took us to Gull Lake with the assignment to photograph motion….
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My Letter to Guelph Councillors About OPA 48
I am concerned that OPA 48 does not provide adequate protection for Guelph’s rivers and greenways. I have been a Guelph resident since…
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Rally and Celebration for Guelph’s Two Rivers.
It is an important time for river advocates in Guelph. Tonight City Council will vote whether to update the city’s Official Plan…
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A Tale of Two Cities and Their Rivers
Today’s guest post exchange shows how rivers play an important role in the cultures of many cities. Joan Lambert Bailey writes here about…
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Tokyo Waterways: The City’s Other Wild Side
For the WordCount Blogathon Speed River Journal is delighted to present a guest post by Joan Lambert Bailey. An old sakura (cherry tree)…
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Speed River Project update
Yesterday Ontario Public Interest Research Group (OPIRG) Guelph hosted a meeting to discuss its Speed River Project. Guest speaker Dr. Karen Morrison discussed…
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