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Truckers in Waterloo region fear U.S. tariffs could 'cripple the industry'
Canada’s trucking industry has been slowing down for some time. And now the fear of the tariff war between Canada and the U.S. could cause more financial hardship. Local truckers react to the problems and offer some solutions.
Waterloo region tech companies 'holding their breath' as proposed U.S. tariffs loom
Waterloo region tech companies say the tension over whether U.S. tariffs will actually happen is creating a lot of economic uncertainty with investors.
Snow good! Local winter sports enthusiasts rejoice with plenty of snow this year
Outdoor winter enthusiasts are enjoying the cold temperatures and a lot of snow this year, getting out on local snowmobile trails and hitting ski hills earlier than in recent memories.
Kitchener man's 1952 Mickey Mantle baseball card on the auction block
A Kitchener, Ont., man is auctioning off two sports memorabilia cards he has owned since he was a kid this weekend and it could net him thousands.
Local group wants to return Kitchener's Centennial Stadium to its former glory with new facility
A local group has launched a petition to start the process to build a multi-sport stadium at the site for the former Centennial Stadium on the grounds of the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium.
Buying or selling online? Beware of scammers and question everything, police and fraud victims warn
Whether buying or selling online this holiday season or any other time of year, you should question every transaction, say police and two people who were caught up in fake online scams.
Tornado touched down in Fergus Sunday, research team confirms
The Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University has confirmed a tornado touched down in Fergus, Ont., on Sunday night.
Family of late Guelph woman 'very proud' to see her featured on a new Remembrance Day stamp
Mary Barnaby Fountain signed up with the Ontario Farm Service to work the fields to feed Canadians at home and abroad during the Second World War. She was 16 at the time. Her work, along with 20,000 other women, is being honoured on a stamp.
2 Waterloo region farmers look back at challenges and success stories from this year's growing season
The 2024 growing season came with a lot of rain, some drought and a list of challenges. But there was also some good in the growing season according to two Waterloo region farmers.
'I wish you could see it': Kitchener student dedicates ribbon skirt to girl who died at residential school
The students in a fashion design class at Huron Heights Secondary School in Kitchener, Ont., were given an assignment to create Indigenous ribbon skirts and write a reflection about what it meant to them to make them. Now, those skirts are part of an exhibit in Huntsville, Ont.