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The Sanguen Health Centre is working to find a new parking spot for its community health van after the City of Cambridge said the vehicle can no longer park outside of The Bridges emergency shelter.

A mother and son duo who opposed a pet crematorium being built next door to them have been ordered to pay the owners of the business more than $120,000 after...

A mother and son duo who opposed a pet crematorium being built next door to them have been ordered to pay the owners of the business more than $120,000 aft

Today marks International Overdose Awareness Day and many in the community will be gathering to remember friends and family who have died from an overdose.

A pet cremation business will offer dignity for deceased pets and care for the bereaved.

  Nearly a hundred residents who gathered in Cambridge for an anti-consumption treatment services (CTS) sites rally Saturday morning were met by those in support of the sites. The rally took place at Oxford Street, with protestors hoping council will hear their concerns and reconsider potential construction of a CTS site. “Today I am clean, I am clean through rehab and rehab support services,” said protestor Clifford Van Clief. “You need to make people feel like people again, and a CT...

  CAMBRIDGE -- A Cambridge pilot project aimed at reducing needle and harm reduction litter is expanding to cover more of Waterloo Region. In 2019, the one-year project was able to pick up 3,400 needles in downtown Galt public spaces. "Were going to work together to make it a better place for all of us," said Simone Morrison, manager of outreach at Sanguen Health Centre. The Working to Improve Neighbourhood Safety pilot program, run by the centre, re-launched in late January. Theyre now ...