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The King Charles III England Coast Path will stretch 4,300 kilometres when it’s completed later this year

The Record today: Tibbits contract and salary revealed + What’s happening in Wilmot?

The new members came from a broad range of professional backgrounds

The employment contract of Conestoga College’s president reflects John Tibbits himself: a man who continues in the job long after normal retirement, and who seems to prefer hard work over the paid vacation and leaves that he’s entitled to.

Musket-toting re-enactors will gather to recreate the Battle of Longwoods, offer visitors a taste of life during the War of 1812.

The 2024 International Journalism Film Festival kicks off April 28 at Waterloo’s Princess Twin Cinemas.

With his sense of humour firmly intact, the author speaks candidly with the Globe about writing, his relationship with his wife and his views on an increasingly dangerous world

For decades, Anne Innis Dagg was the worlds leading expert on giraffes and a staunch advocate for gender equality in the face of sexist attitudes that derailed her academic career. But even as she compiled “binders and binders” of her research and advocacy work, the Waterloo, Ont., zoologist and feminist was never motivated by accolades, her daughter said.

Marshall scored eight runs in the bottom of the second inning and held on for an 11-7 on Tuesday.

Waterloo city staff have identified 25 acres of city-owned land near RIM Park that could be used to build affordable housing.