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King says 'strong and free' Canada is a force for good in historic throne speech
King Charles delivered a historic speech from the throne Tuesday and he used that platform to praise Canada as a force for good that will remain "strong and free" as its relationships with longtime partners are "changing."
World juniors sexual assault trial hears from 1 of the 5 accused men for 1st time, via police video
We're back at Superior Court in London, Ont., to cover the latest developments from the sexual assault trial of five former world junior hockey players.
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Theatre festival featuring independent artists coming to Kitchener
There’s a new festival in Kitchener this week. The Treading Theatre Festival features plays by local and independent artists. It will transform the Schneider Haus national historic site into a stage. Co-creators Ciarán Myers and Maria Colonescu told CBC K-W's Aastha Shetty more about the festival.
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Kitchener-based online platform connects Black women with hair stylists
Aileen Agada struggled to find a hair stylist throughout her adult life. The Kitchener woman was turned away from 15 salons before she found someone who could work with her Afro-curly hair. That inspired her to create an online platform called BeBlended, which connects Black Canadians with hair stylists. Her idea also just won the Black Pitch Contest by the Black Entrepreneurs & Businesses of Canada Society. She spoke to CBC K-W's Aastha Shetty about the new online platform.
Girls and young women need better access to mental health care, StatsCan report suggests
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in Canada for 2-day visit amid U.S. tensions
Guelph-area horse trainer suspended 10 years for buying performance-enhancing drugs: AGCO
As Parliament returns, routine proceedings will see some novel twists, flair and a visit from King Charles
Ontario judge approves $500M settlement in Loblaw bread-fixing case
Sold! Rare turn-of-the-century tobacco tin sells for $55K at New Hamburg auction
A patio is blocking accessible parking in Belmont Village. Advocates say that's not fair
Ontario First Nations leaders warn of 'conflict on the ground' if controversial Bill 5 passes
Measles clinics offered to 'priority' groups by Region of Waterloo Public Health as outbreak worsens
This teen was admitted to an anti-trafficking shelter to keep her safe. Then, she went missing
RECAP | King Charles, Queen Camilla greeted by sun and warm crowds in Ottawa on 1st day of royal tour
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Easy, peasy! Kids squeeze lemons to promote LemonAID Day
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New documentary follows Kitchener man's dream to become a wrestling referee
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NHLer had inconsistencies in testimony at sex assault trial of ex-world junior players, judge rules
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NHLer says he had 'no reason to lie' in text under scrutiny at trial of former world junior players
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Crown wraps questioning of NHLer Brett Howden at sexual assault trial of 5 ex-world junior hockey players
Hundreds mourn at Walkerton, Ont., school vigil for teacher, students killed in crash
RECAP | NHLer's memory of actions at bar, hotel questioned by defence at trial of ex-world junior teammates
Students encouraged to get on their bikes and ride to school this week
Opposition slams Ford government's $40M pre-election pro-Ontario ad blitz
How women's advocates are using the Hockey Canada sexual assault trial to talk to players about consent
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Doug Ford's controversial Bill 5: Here's what you need to know
