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Last October, Halifax's Transportation Standing Committee had a lengthy discussion about road safety that, if recent history gives any indication, went rather poorly. It started...

A violent demonstration on the weekend saw some protesters using wooden sticks, metal rods and rocks in a standoff with police. The protest involved members of the Eritrean community - but has left some people wondering why it happened here. Ann Fitz-Gerald, the director of the Balsillie School of International Affairs at Wilfrid Laurier University and an expert in conflict and national security issues, explains the circumstances that may be behind the local protest.

Wednesday started off with mild temperatures, but by midday, it was a much different story in Waterloo Region.

Police dog Milo quickly helps apprehend a 17-year-old during a break-in at N A MacEachern Public School, aiding in the arrest for break and enter.

Measles, a highly contagious respiratory virus, is resurging worldwide, and there have been three recent travel-related cases of measles in Toronto, Peel Region and Brant County.

The Region of Waterloo has chosen a replacement for The Working Centre as the operator of 80 transitional housing beds at 139 University Ave. in Waterloo, ending a more than

Chaos broke out between members of the Eritrean community on Saturday night. Police are now sharing new details about the violent conflict.

Kitchener is to receive millions in funding for housing but Cambridge and Waterloo are in line for nothing after falling short

Here are the death notices published Monday, Feb. 26, 2024, in the Waterloo Region Record:

Canstruction Waterloo Region is on March 9 - 17, 2024!