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With Earth Day on Monday, people might be inspired to think more deeply about the world around them — including in our own backyards. Saint John resident Dan Scott hopes to get people to not just think, but act, when it comes to taking care of the community.

Grab a cup of coffee, find a comfy seat and scroll down to see some of the most-read stories from Waterloo Region over the past week.

This article looks at the best places to retire in Ontario. If you wish to skip our analysis of retirement concerns in Canada, you may go directly to 5 Best Places to Retire in Ontario. Retirement in Canada As the years pass by and you find yourself in the twilight of your career, the quest […]

Inflation has forced many Canadians to change how they spend money on food. For some, food rescue apps save 30 to 50 per cent, or more, off the prices of groceries, snacks, and some restaurant meals. CBC K-W's food columnist Jasmine Mangalaseril looks into two apps in Waterloo Region that are saving people money.

What’s so unusual about teeth? How should we look after them?

The founders of Kitchener’s largest park fear that one of only two entrances to the park is closed to the public, possibly for years.

Slate Office REIT , an owner and operator of high-quality workplace real estate, announced today that it is amending and updating the REIT’s slate of management nominees to be considered for...

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Letters to the editor call for a choice for the frail elderly when they move to a long-term care home, and concerns expressed about journalistic integrity in a column about Israel.

Waterloo regional police are looking for a woman after they recovered nine stolen vehicles and laid more than 50 charges in connection to a fraud investigation.