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‘I’m not aware of any prospects for Wilmot,’ says Vic Fedeli, Ontario Minister of Economic Investment, after Honda announcement in Alliston

‘If they want me to go home, I’ll go home,’ he told judge

‘Shoot me, kill me,’ man armed with butcher knife said while walking toward police officer

The Hanover Barons are eight wins away from a second Clarence Schmalz Cup in franchise history. The North Conference champion Barons are set to meet the Clarington Eagles, winners of the East Conference, in the PJHLs league semifinals.

Consumer biometrics show promise in overcoming friction and drop-off caused by long queues, but it also minimizes human interaction during the transaction.

For decades, Anne Innis Dagg was the world’s leading expert on giraffes and a staunch advocate for gender equality in the face of sexist attitudes that derailed her academic career.

Grand River Film Festival is returning May 7-12, 2024!

CBC’s research found more than one-third of the allegations leading to officer suspensions since 2013 involved gender-based violence including sexual assault, domestic violence or sexual harassment. Women officers who are also survivors of abuse say the policing system is unsupportive and rife with professional conflict.

Waterloo Region is a leader in smart growth planning, including Regional Growth Management Strategy that started in 2003. It’s a framework that gave us ION Rapid Transit, protected our irreplaceable groundwater resources, supported a thriving agricultural sector, and directed growth to complete communities in our urban centres.

Our governments are accountable to us; the land speculators and huge industrial operation being courted now are not. If we don’t take the time now to speak up, the land will be lost.