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Waterloo Region councillors have outstanding questions on police budget

‘Shoot me, kill me,’ man armed with butcher knife said while walking toward police officer

Here are the death notices published Thursday, Apr. 25, 2024, in the Waterloo Region Record:

Seven individuals facing over 40 charges in a drug trafficking investigation, with firearms, counterfeit currency and drugs seized following police searches

A family of farmers say their operations would be significantly impacted if the Region of Waterloo goes ahead with a land assembly project in the Wilmot Township area.

If Toyota wants to be the fourth player in Ontario’s suddenly growing electric vehicle future, and our community is not ready to help make it happen, at whom will we point a finger when money walks from this region? Mike Farwell wants to know.

The Record today: A merging of two hospitals + Wilmot farmers to Honda — don’t come here

While it's unclear what legalization legislation might look like, cannabis industry groups and lobbyists are already pushing back. The post Pa. lawmakers consider government-run weed dispensaries. The cannabis industry isn’t happy. appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.

Coun. Corey Kimpson calls for a review of Cambridge’s Speed Management Program due to residents’ concerns about ineffective traffic calming methods, prompting consideration at budget time of alternative solutions.