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Heritage advocates are concerned that proposed zoning changes in Kitchener will irrevocably harm two of the city’s heritage conservation districts.

Political support for the controversial agricultural framework has endured despite the country’s ongoing affordability crisis and critics who persistently warn it’s Canadian consumers who pay the price

When it comes to gender equality, why do we have to keep fighting the same battles? asks Waterloo Region Record columnist Susan Koswan.

Letters to the editor include a query about why cycling lanes on Kitchener and Waterloo streets have so few cyclists using them, and a call for Ontario Premier Doug Ford to invest in preventing the root causes of crime, rather than vowing to build more jails.

Analysts skeptical of move off policy despite push for more competition in the food business

There aren't many issues that garner support across party lines in Ottawa these days.

Vancouver, B.C., March 13, 2024 -- Keon Capital Inc. is pleased to provide an update respecting its previously announced transaction with Frame Holdings Inc. pursuant to which Keon will acquire...

VAULT Creative Arts, the charity behind VAULT Festival, have announced the closure of VAULT Festival and the cancellation of plans for their new London home, after failing to secure the funding required to continue. 

A British Columbia man is facing a number of charges after an investigation by three Ontario police services into alleged historical sex assaults against children.

Waterloo Police Chief Joe Leibold has announcing that he will be retiring from the Police Department on June 21.