https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/missing-barrie-woman-1.6892991
There's once again separate Canada day events in Waterloo Park and Downtown Kitchener (and probably several other places, too).
Last year I went to the Waterloo Park one mostly because of the drone light show (which seems to be returning this year), but found that they were waaaay overloaded for food options.
What were the other events like last year and where are you planning to go this year?
https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/wildfire-smoke-returns-to-waterloo-region-guelph/article_5cfc310b-43a4-599d-b729-74d8ac6e7bc0.html
A special air quality statement has been issued by Environment Canada, but conditions are expected to improve by Thursday evening
https://tlwr.substack.com/p/we-probably-should-have-signed-the
TL;WR for June 26 through July 3 2023
https://pokemongohub.net/post/event/squirtle-cd-classic-2023/
Yesterday I learned about https://lemmy.ca/c/ontario_community_directory (edit: I got a wrong link somewhere -- this one should have been https://lemmy.ca/c/ontario_index) and my local city sub of https://lemmy.ca/c/waterloo. I can't find them in magazine search (eg, https://kbin.social/magazines?q=waterloo). They're not brand new (several days).
If I visit the URL I expect them to have (eg, https://kbin.social/m/waterloo@lemmy.ca), I get a 404 and no option to subscribe (I heard some people mention before how Lemmy would show empty communities until the first person on your instance subscribes -- not sure if that even applies to kbin and I can't seem to subscribe anyway).
I can see other subs on the same instance. The whole reason I learned about these subs is because I can see https://kbin.social/m/ontario@lemmy.ca fine. So it doesn't appear to be the instance.
Anyone have any ideas what's wrong and how to fix it?
https://kbin.social/m/Waterloo
A subreddit for the Waterloo region, including Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and several smaller towns.
@CoderKat
@kbin.social