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The workshops were organized by The Freedom Marching Project, a local organization focused on inspiring more people to fight against racism. It all culminates in an annual talent showcase called Legacy.

Highway 6 is affected

Across the Region of Waterloo in the 2022 municipal election, candidates avoided advocating for fiscal frugality and none of them put their municipality’s maintenance deficit as a high priority

Looking for something to do? Look no further. Here’s our list of the top local events for the weekend of Feb. 23 to Feb. 25.

The Rotary Club of Penticton Sunrise is pleased to announce the selection of Princess Margaret Secondary Grade 12 student Ciara Browne as Rotary Student of the Month for February.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year, take in a market for Ramadan and enjoy some events for Black History Month.

An armed robbery in Waterloo involves a suspect firing a shot after stealing a mans belongings.

Conestoga College presidents legacy much more than an unfortunate outburst.

Ontario’s process for appointing judges, funding for post-secondary institutions and fact-checking the carbon rebate.

“I’m not sure I’ve seen such blatant examples of patronage recently,” a University of Waterloo political science professor told the Star.