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From Quirmbach to Quentin: it’s not a travelogue but a family’s name change.

The Baker Street lot is currently under redevelopment. Soon, it will be transformed from a parking lot to a multifaceted district including a new public library, an urban square, residential

Whether taken from hot air balloons, high buildings, airplanes or, latterly, from drones, people are captivated by aerial views. Objects and landscapes, so familiar at ground level, take on new

Huskies and Bluevale Knights advance to CWOSSA

Designations being undertaken in conjunction with recent development, renovation work at each site

Four original paintings by acclaimed Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-1980), an extremely rare cobalt-washed stoneware flask from the 1850s by Wi

On July 15 and 22, Flash From the Past showed readers a collective 12-pack of photo teasers from old Waterloo County. We asked for identification and, hopefully, a little story.

The Wellesley Township Heritage and Historical Society will be unveiling a new plaque to commemorate the Emancipation Day picnic that happened on August 1, 1863 in Hawkesville to celebrate the end of slavery in the British Empire.

Cambridge Coun. Donna Reid has died, the city announced Sunday.

A cross-Canada train excursion is marking the centenary of a migration that saw some 21,000 Mennonites from the Soviet Union emigrate to Canada — but is also striving to address reconciliation while fulfilling a deathbed promise.