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C'W'N'Ck SM C888." she said ruc w dms Weiler said the festival ' I uil ' on a decade of will retain the traditional ' Boommunity participaâ€" events that have made it so Open Frl , 8-6, SGT. 8-5, sun _ 1] -4 tion, the organizers of popular in Waterloo for téh this year's ice Dogs Festival years, including ice sculp- have rebranded the event as ture carving, free public Winterioo. , skating at the public square, The branding is aimed at {A _ the popular chili cook-off, a encouraging” even more peo- ’ ii the Waterloo Siskins versus ‘ l ‘ l hl pie to enjoy the free events "We saw the city councillors hockey arouse Qt n ~ offered at the annual winter need to a I game and the popular dog festival, which runs from ppm sled rides. Fashionable Consignment Clothin 0 Aug; '55 Feb. 16-18 from ll am. to 3 to the broader This year, programming g so" p.m.daily. ' " will be spread out across “We saw the need to community. 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