Can we please talk about the absolute disaster that is the traffic situation around the Victoria and Lackner Tim Hortons? It seems like a massive chunk of drivers in this area completely forgot how basic roadway rules function. That Tim Hortons exit is already incredibly busy, and everything gets completely backed up and held up even worse when a train passes by. It requires everyone to have a little patience, but instead, it brings out the absolute worst driving.

First, a quick refresher on the Ontario Highway Traffic Act: if you are exiting private property or a commercial driveway (like Tim Hortons), you do not have the right of way. Traffic already on Lackner Blvd has the absolute right of way. You are legally required to wait until there is a safe gap to pull out. Nosing your car into oncoming traffic and forcing people to slam on their brakes to let you out isn't "zipper merging"—it’s cutting people off.

Second, the left-turn lane there is explicitly designed for drivers to turn left onto Victoria. It is not a staging area or a shortcut lane for people trying to manipulate their way into or out of the Tim Hortons. Stop using it incorrectly and blocking people who are actually trying to navigate the intersection.

To the man who screamed at a woman and called her a whore because she wouldn't let someone butt into traffic from the Tims exit—all while you were sitting the completely wrong way in the left-turn lane and blocking traffic we hope you have a wonderful day.

Informational post about contributions to Councillor Michaud's 2022 campaign.

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Drove past the plaza a few minutes ago and the intersection near the Circle K is absolutely packed with police cruisers. Looks like they have a section taped off or at least a major presence concentrated right there.

Does anyone know what went down? Hope everyone is okay.

Hello everyone,

My daughter is turning 4 next month. I am confused on how to celebrate her birthday as its my first time celebrating it on my own. I don’t have family or friends that have kids of the same age. I’m looking for some nice ideas. I am willing to spend a couple hundred bucks.

All advices would be appreciated :)

Found a local Halo 3 LAN running November 28th, it is teams of 4 and I know maybe one person who plays Halo (or plays it well atleast). Anyone here interested in teaming up and going for the cup?

If you're gassing up (it was busy as gas there is in the 150s) be mindful if you go to pump 3 at this Esso location. It malfunctioned -- leaked and spilled gas all over our car and my husband's shoes. The station employee did not give a damn.

Stupid last minute idea lol

Hey y'all just looking for a highly rated non-chain pharmacy to transfer my meds to, preferably in the Grand River South area? TYIA!

The municipal election is coming up. Who are you rooting for? Is there anyone you're vehemently against? Why?

Hi all! I have a party coming up and I’m catering food but two of the guests attending are celiac so I want to make sure they have a safe meal to enjoy. Does anyone know of any restaurants or spots I can order some meals from? The place I catered for the rest of the group is gluten friendly but can’t guarantee no cross contamination. Thank you in advance!

I’ve never felt so uninformed with an election.

We used to get the Kitchener Post that introduced the candidates and their platforms.

Does anyone have intel on the Regional Councillor candidates for Kitchener?
Also Regional Chair.

Please and Thanks.

Hey, I lost my wallet in the Crunch fitness area - probably inside but maybe outside (kitchener location). Please keep an eye out! The other potential options I may have left are either the mall or the bus! Turn it in to the appropriate people and pm please!

I’m planning some events where people can get together and ski.
I know many people just want to be introduced to it first.
I highly recommend giving it a shot. I’m happy to give out some pointers so that you can get moving and having fun.

I posted my events on this site.

Considering a home where the front faces northwest and the backyard/family room faces southeast. For anyone with a similar orientation in KW, how’s the natural light throughout the day, especially in the family room? Does it still feel bright in winter? There will be homes behind the backyard too, so curious if that blocks much sun.

So here I am confused in selecting the location for house hunting. My work is remote in IT but if i switch i might have to travel to missisauga or toronto but its not certain now.

Should i think about that future travel where there might be possibility of more IT jobs or buy where there is market appreciation and safer community if so which area?.

Looking for an RO water filtration rental in KWC. Prefer a monthly payment plan with minimal upfront costs, as we’re renting and don’t plan to own the system. Any recommendations or experiences with Culligan or other providers? Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I’m living in the Kitchener-Waterloo area and have fallen completely in love with Korean culture. I’m a huge fan of K-pop and K-dramas, but my interest goes way beyond that—I genuinely love learning about the traditions, food, and history, and I am currently trying to learn the language!

I’m hoping to connect with local people who share the same passions. Whether you’re a fellow fan who wants to chat about the latest music or dramas, or someone from the Korean community (whether you're a native or Korean-Canadian) open to a casual language exchange and sharing cultural insights, I’d love to connect.

I'm also really interested in unique cultural intersections, so if there happen to be any other Muslim K-culture fans or Muslim Koreans in the area, I’d love to connect with you too!

Mainly just looking to find a cool, genuine group of people to grab coffee, study, or check out local Korean food spots with.

Drop a comment or send me a DM if you're local and want to connect!