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Need something repaired? Come toÌýE7 1401Ìýfor the repair event hosted by 4RepairKW.Ìý

We can repair:Ìý

• Small household and electrical applicant repairs (120V)
• Small mechanical fixesÌý
• Electronics troubleshootingÌý
• Sewing and mending

We also have a DIY repair station where you can try your hand at sewing, glueing and stretching shoes, knife sharpening, and more. No need to sign up for the DIY station.

If you don't have anything in need of repair... don't despair, we are happy to have you come and see repair in action!

FREE and open to everyone. Sign up atÌý. Walks-in are accepted, time permitting.

Come to E7 1401 for the repair event and get your things fixed.ÌýWe'll make sure your things are back in working order.Ìý

Come to E7 1401 for the first repair event of 2025 and get your things fixed.ÌýWe'll make sure your things are back in working order.Ìý

We want to invite you to a free workshop on making our theatres and arts institutions more sustainable. Led by one of Canada's leading figures in field of eco-design practices - Ian Garrett (Director of the Centre for Sustainable Practices in the Arts).

JoinÌý4RepairKW for another free repair workshop for the campus community.ÌýA band of repairers will be available to fix small electrical items,small mechanical fixes, sewing and mending, sewing machine tune-ups, DIY repairs and more! Although walk-ins are welcome, please register to ensure the right tools and expertise are available.Ìý

JoinÌý4RepairKW for another free repair workshop for the campus community.ÌýA band of repairers will be available to fix small electrical items,small mechanical fixes, sewing and mending, sewing machine tune-ups, DIY repairs and more!Ìý

Do you have any electronic appliances, kitchenware, clothing, or jewelry in need of repair?Ìý

Ìýis hosting a free repair workshop for the campus community. A band of repairers will be available to fix electrical items, sew or mend clothes, and sharpen knives and scissors, among other things!Ìý

Learn how you can get experience and recognition as a leader in sustainability while completing your post-secondary program!Ìý

Join WWF-Canada for a virtual workshop about the Living Leader Planet certification.ÌýStudents will have the opportunity to learn more about the certification, its benefits, and hear from a panel of students who have completed the certification and where they are now.

As students with busy schedules, we often choose convenience over sustainability. This lifestyle can adversely impact the environment, especially in today’s changing climate.

How can we lead a sustainable lifestyle as busy students? Join us in this talk to learn the tips and tricks on how students can lead a sustainable or zero waste lifestyle for a better future!

Disruptive innovations are quickly changing our daily lives, including how we shop, share, bank, commute, learn, access entertainment, and connect with others. Many of these, such as paperless banking or bike sharing, can help improve local and global sustainability.

What’s the next disruptive innovation that can steer us towardÌýa more sustainable future?