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Why this Kitchener musician plans to Rock the Halls in support of mental health
Avalon Stone started Music for Mental Health Canada during the pandemic to help people connect with music when they needed a boost. This Thursday, she's organizing the Rock The Halls concert. Eight independent and emerging artists will raise their voices for the cause with all proceeds supporting Canada’s 9-8-8, the national suicide and crisis helpline CAMH launched last year. In an interview on CBC K-W's The Morning Edition, she explained to host Craig Norris why the concert means so much to her.
More than 2,300 people are homeless in Waterloo region, new point-in-time count finds
A point-in-time count completed on Oct. 22 found 2,371 individuals said they were experiencing homelessness in Waterloo region. That's up from 1,085 people who were homeless when a similar count was done in 2021.
Calls to reform 'oligopoly' of municipal integrity watchdogs in Ontario
Experts say Ontario’s mandatory integrity commissioner program for municipalities has been left unregulated for too long, as some lawyers and firms monopolize contracts across the province. Even some integrity commissioners say the province needs to make some serious changes.
Driver of festive Camry says light display is here to stay even after warning from police
The driver of a festive Camry is turning heads throughout Waterloo region because of the car’s display of lights. Driver and Paris resident Shawn Permauloo says the goal of the light show was to bring joy to those who catch a glimpse of the flashy car.
Woman arrested in Taylor Swift ticket fraud case scammed fans out of $70K, police say
Driver charged in B.C. crash that killed Guelph athlete, injured several others: RCMP
Paul Bernardo denied parole for a third time after victims' families pleaded with parole board
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What needs to happen next to help people who are homeless in Guelph
How TheMuseum in Kitchener plans to help kids get letters to Santa Claus in lieu of postal strike
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Loonie falls to lowest level since 2020 after Trump issues tariff threat
Clothing brands make and sell clothes. Should they pay to deal with the old ones?
Donald Trump threatens 25% tariff on products from Canada, Mexico
Canada's 988 suicide prevention line taking around 1,000 calls a day and saving lives, service says
Ontario passes bill that allows major Toronto bike lanes to be ripped out
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First look at The Boathouse as it reopens in Kitchener's Victoria Park
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