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If you’re to travel into and/or out of Hamilton (YHM) or Waterloo (YKF) with plans of connecting to a further destination through Toronto-Pearson (YYZ), Air Canada will soon ‘fly’, or rather, bus you between the two airports to catch your connecting flight.

A motorcyclist suffered non-life-threatening injuries and is facing impaired driving charges after colliding with a vehicle in North Dumfries, police said.

Air Canada is launching a new option to get passengers to Toronto Pearson International Airport.

The Rotary Club of Penticton Sunrise is pleased to announce the selection of Ciara Browne – an immensely gifted, all-around, high-octane fueled and altruistic Grade 12 student at Princess Margaret

A decision by the Alabama Supreme Court that frozen embryos can be considered children under state law has some reproductive rights advocates and fertility law experts in Canada concerned about a potential ripple effect.

WATERLOO — A home on L.T. Rice Drive in the town was damaged by fire early Thursday morning.

The westbound lanes of University Avenue over the bridge at Highway 85 are closed for an investigation.

The northbound on-ramps to Highway 85 were closed at University Avenue in Waterloo Thursday morning after a crash.

The Ontario Health Coalition held town hall meetings across the province on Wednesday, including in Waterloo Region, to discuss a new report that criticizes what they say is the Doug Ford government’s drive to privatize public hospital services.

Twelve Ontario quantum tech companies are receiving a combined $17.2 million in repayable funding from the federal government.