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Rachel Hickey will hit the stage at Early Bird Cafe tonight and tomorrow night.

Celebrate Eid and Holi, take in a book or craft market or watch the K-W Titans hit the court this weekend.

Indigenous leaders, climate activists and their allies from across the continent descended on Toronto on Thursday in an attempt to hold RBC leadership accountable for the bank’s decision to finance increased oil and gas expansion at the expense of local communities.

On birth control, train travel, and health care in Quebec

Police believe the shooting was targeted, and said there is no ongoing concern for public safety.

By consulting with residents on an Official Plan and then not following the plan at all, an already shaky public confidence is further eroded, writes Mike Farwell.

Plus: An AI company uses your nudes to detect STIs.

As our United Way Spirit Awards approach on April 25, I have been constantly reminded that, despite the many challenges we are facing in Waterloo Region, there is a willingness to help others, writes Joan Fisk.

An outdoor classroom at the University of Waterloo has been designed as teaching tool on Indigenous culture

Cambridge Times today: Cambridge misses out on housing funding + Magic mushroom shop raided