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Tom Longboat run cancelled by Six Nations after family decries local cannabis industry
The immediate family of famed Haudenosaunee runner Tom Longboat say they won't participate in the annual run named after him while the cannabis industry operates on Six Nations of the Grand River land. The event, which has been held the past 25 years, was scheduled for today.
Kitchener senior with mobility issues faces months without accessible parking
Renate Euteneier has mobility issues and requires a parking spot,. It's in her lease. But while her parking garage is under renovation, she has no other option than to hope for a visitor spot — or be forced to walk a distance she says she can't manage.
Former chair of Cambridge accessibility committee says harassment investigation meant to 'silence me'
Devin Sisak, who has been vocal about his concerns about how the City of Cambridge is addressing accessibility issues and quit the city's advisory committee in March over his frustration, says the city has launched a workplace harassment investigation against him. The city says they must act on allegations of abuse or harassment.
Canada Votes 2025
2 Conservative candidate hopefuls in Waterloo say they were cast aside for an out-of-towner
Two local figures, Hans Roach and Val Neekman, are running as independents for Waterloo in the federal election after the Conservative Party nominated Waseem Botros, a candidate from outside the region.
CANADA VOTES 2025
The housing crisis lives rent free in the heads of these voters in Ontario
Canadian voters concerned about rising home and rent costs say housing's a top concern for them this federal election.
CANADA VOTES 2025
These Ontario voters want climate change to be a bigger issue in this federal election
This federal election campaign has seen headlines dominated by tariffs and Canada's relationship with the U.S., but some voters in Ontario's Waterloo region say they want to see more focus on climate policies.
Voters in Waterloo region say they're just trying to survive U.S. tariffs
CBC K-W's put out a survey asking residents in Waterloo region and the surrounding area to share what matters most to them in this upcoming election. Concerns over tariffs and threats to Canadian sovereignty were the most frequent responses.
Parents at townhall discuss 'big challenge' of moving students out of Elizabeth Ziegler P.S.
After structural issues closed Elizabeth Ziegler Public School in Waterloo, Ont., for the rest of the school year, senior staff held a community meeting for parents to express concerns and ask questions.
Waterloo's Elizabeth Ziegler Public School closed for the rest of the year
Elizabeth Ziegler Public School has been closed since March 4 due to safety issues with the facade. On Friday, the school board said the work would take months to complete which means the building will be closed to students and staff for the rest of the year.
Funding delay means Guelph HART Hub won't be fully operational on time
Guelph, Ont.'s HART hub will open on April 1, but without its supportive housing units and crisis and recovery beds. The HART Hub is being run by Guelph Community Health Centre, which said it still isn't sure how much funding it'll receive.