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Over the weekend, people gathered at parks and on trails across Waterloo region, Guelph and Wellington County to pick up litter ahead of Earth Day on Monday. CBC Kitchener-Waterloo was part of the cleanup of Max Becker Common in the neighbourhood of Williamsburg in Kitchener.

A Kitchener man who forgot his laptop on a bus in January says he’s now being asked to pay $750 to get it back from whoever has the device.

Seven new members, including athletes, entrepreneurs, and community leaders, will be inducted into the Waterloo Region Hall of Fame on April 28.

Four new ASE cameras will be placed in Cambridge school zones, as well as new rubber speed cushions installed on two roads, as part of a program to improve road safety and reduce speeding violations.

A lecturer in business law at the University of Waterloo does not expect a proposed class action lawsuit against Tim Hortons would be successful.

The City of Kitchener’s Finance and Corporate Services Committee has approved a next step in the process that will ultimately determine the future for the Charles Street Terminal.

After hundreds of people showed up Friday at a community meeting discussing possible land expropriation in Wilmot Township, a community member is proposing an idea to close the gap between council and farmers.

No one is injured after a vehicle was driven into the front of a Kitchener business on Monday afternoon.

Descartes Systems Group said it has acquired Aerospace Software Developments in a deal worth about $83 million. Under the transaction, Descartes will pay

My Son the Hurricane to perform at K-W Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 12, at Willkommen Platz.