Hannah Kavanagh

Hannah Kavanagh is a reporter/editor with CBC KW. Have a story? Send an email at hannah.kavanagh@cbc.ca

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Watch for symptoms of walking pneumonia, local health officials say as Canada-U.S. cases rise

Walking pneumonia, a mild but infectious lung disease with many viral and bacterial causes, is hitting higher numbers across Canada and the U.S. Dr. Matthew Tenenbaum of Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health says they're hearing more about the infection this year and offers tips on how to stay safe.

More than 35 arrests in 3 weeks in downtown Guelph as police service increases officer presence

After three weeks of increased police presence in downtown Guelph, the service says more than 35 people have been arrested for mostly drug-related offences. Of that, seven have been charged while others have been referred to rehabilitation or social service programs.

Waterloo region small businesses brace for impact of Canada Post strike

Tens of thousands of Canada Post workers are on strike as of Friday morning. The Region of Waterloo and other local municipalities are warning the strike will disrupt some of their work, including items that need to be mailed. Local business owners are also worried about how they'll be impacted at a very busy time of year.

String of pellet gun shootings in Guelph raises concerns for community, police

There have been three separate reports of pellet gun attacks in the past seven days in Guelph, Ont. Police have made an arrest in one case and continue to investigate the other two.

Kitchener resident and former marine cycles 1,200 km for Ukraine war amputees

Cyclist Jakob Kepka completed a 1,200 kilometre journey from Krakow, Poland to Kiev, Ukraine. He wants to raise awareness about the struggles war amputees face in conflict zones like Ukraine.

A new ketamine-assisted therapy clinic has opened in Waterloo region. Here's how it works

The opening of Field Trip Health's new ketamine-assisted psychotherapy clinic in Waterloo region opens up the conversation about the uses of ketamine in medicine and its accessibility.

Are Waterloo region communities fairly represented by school board? 1 trustee wants to find out

Waterloo Region District School Board trustee Scott Piatkowski has issued a notice of motion because he wants to see if there's a fairer or more inclusive way to divvy up the trustee representation.

Child Witness Centre works to shrink waitlist with more funding from community, government

The Child Witness Centre in Kitchener, Ont., took a hit after the MeToo Movement and COVID-19. For the first time ever, it introduced a waitlist for children needing their services. Now, though, it's recovering, and it's showing in the numbers.
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'It's so heartwarming': UW marks National Day of Truth and Reconciliation

The University of Waterloo planned a morning and afternoon filled with dancing, drumming and remarks from elders to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. A large gathering of students, staff and community members were also seen walking together along Ring Road.