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Expansion of the urban boundary for new development in southwest Kitchener threatens drinking water supplies

Here are the death notices published Thursday, Apr. 18, 2024, in the Waterloo Region Record:

Last month, farmers and residents were approached by Canacre Ltd., representing the Region of Waterloo, with unsigned contracts to buy the land at a low price. People were told they had over a week to decide and sign, otherwise, their land would be subject to expropriation.

With the rapid advancement and adoption of artificial intelligence, it’s crucial for policy leaders to have a high-level understanding of its impact to make informed decisions. To help the Canadian government navigate this technological disruption, W

Two Kitchener-Waterloo music organizations have placed an employee on a leave of absence after he was charged in a historical sexual assault investigation.

WATERLOO — Jurors in a Seneca County homicide trial heard the 911 call from the man who saw Wayne Ellison Jr. fatally shoot William “Will” Waugh during the early-morning hours

There are many neighbourhood cleanups this weekend ahead of Earth Day, plus concerts, a tabletop gaming convention and book sales.

Emily Schultz Inc. applied to register the trademark Kraftwurk for skin-care products and services

Cambridge Times today: Development threatens drinking water: report + Hospitals moving to home care

Letters to the editor call for vigilance on a rezoning application in Waterloo, and assert that regional councillors should be more accountable to the public on the matter of the Wilmot land assembly