JULY/AUGUST ISSUE IS OUT

Just a note,
This photo was taken by local writer, photog, student - Eric Stein.
Oh, and it's a building.

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INTERNOT

So, internet is effed at the office.
stay tuned.
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thank goodness it's....

So it's been a pretty crazy week of production and file transfering... but the files are off to the printer and we'll be delivering at the end of next week.

I just wanted to send out a little note on what's in the next issue:

- An Interview with Mr.Carl Zehr, Mayor of Kitchener.
- MUSIC IN ICELAND, A feature by our resident iceland expert, Eric Stein. Yes, he went to Iceland in June.
- An Interview with KLP, local do-gooder and kitchener sweetheart.
- Urban Excursion, Chris DePaul explores this education program about homelessness.
Plus, some very cool photography, event listings, and news items.

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joyous :)

Hello everyone... look at us!
we're blogging regularly again.

New issue goes to press tonite...
Out July 24 in Kdub.
July 25 in Guelph.
July 28 Cambridge.

Can you hardly wait?
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Qatalyst in the News

Qatalyst got a pretty sweet mention in HERE.

Check it out if you're bored on Hump Day.

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Fashionably Founded Pt II

A good time was had by all at last week’s three F’s: Friday’s Fashionably Founded. The event at Caesar Martini's drew 200 people who were treated to a dynamic fashion show featuring clothing by Loop and swimwear by Vicancies. The event raised over $2000 for the Steele Family Foundation, who supports local charities in the KW and Toronto area. "Personally, I thought it went really well," said the foundation's associate director and co-host, Jennifer Steele. "Everyone who came out had a great time and I recieved several postitive comments about the show." For more information about giving to the charities supported by the Steele Family Foundation, check out their website at www.thesteelefamilyfoundation.com!

Fashionably Founded!

Hey! No plans tonite? Martinis+fashion+supporting charity=good times. Hit up Caesar Martini’s for Fashionably Founded, a fashion show fundraiser boasting the best of local talent. Headed by the Steele Family Foundation (www.thesteelefamilyfoundation.com), who supports local charities in the KW and Toronto area, the event will showcase summer and fall fashions by Loop Clothing and swimwear by Vicancies. Co-hosts Jennifer Steele from the Steele Family Foundation and Al from Loop Clothing had combined expertise in their collaboration. “He had the clothes, I had the cause. We both knew several talented entrepreneurs in the industry, it was just a good fit,” says Steele. Event-goers can expect a healthy dose of what Steele likes to refer to as “sass and class.” Her three-pronged whammy approach is to raise funds for those who are less privileged and in need, entertain guests with a professional and captivating fashion show, and bring together local talent in the KW area. Need I say more?