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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.

Conestoga says it’s the first college or university in Ontario to use sheep to maintain vegetation on campus.

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.

Businesses along King St. E. in Kitchener say construction is affecting their bottom line.

A strong vision, hard work and plenty of smarts are needed to impress scholarship juries. Here’s the inside story on how these students beat the odds.

Ford government is defending a development industry stuck in old ways of doing things, says local advocate.

Here are the death notices published Tuesday, Apr. 23, 2024, in the Waterloo Region Record:

Drivers may not like the sound of it, but the City of Ottawa is proposing to remove minimum parking space requirements for new developments, arguing it should make housing more affordable and stimulate new construction. Experts say that's exactly what's happened elsewhere.

New data from CBC News shows it has cost Waterloo region taxpayers more than $6 million over the last decade to pay for the salaries of suspended police officers.

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