Waterloo regional police investigating death of one-year-old boy in Cambridge
Waterloo regional police are investigating the death of a one-year-old infant at a residence on Byton Lane in Cambridge.
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A Kitchener woman said she was shocked to find a dead bat in the packaging of a furniture delivery.
Angie's Kitchen, The Atrium closing to make room for new development
After 59 years of serving the Uptown Waterloo community, Angie’s Kitchen is turning off the oven.
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Trinity Bible Chapel court summonses, private gathering tickets among 26 COVID-19 enforcement actions in Waterloo Region
Officials with the Region of Waterloo reported 26 enforcement actions for people not following COVID-19 guidelines, including court summonses for Trinity Bible Chapel and tickets for multiple private gatherings.
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Anti-racism rally planned in Wilmot Township amid posters promoting 'White Lives Matter' parade
Multiple rallies are planned in Wilmot Township this weekend despite the stay-at-home order and pandemic restrictions.
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Waterloo Region officials report 54 new COVID-19 cases
Health officials in Waterloo Region reported another 54 COVID-19 cases on Friday.
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Brantford police lay charges in two April homicides
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Waterloo Region's COVID-19 trends moving in right direction, but remain high: Dr. Wang
Waterloo Region's top doctor says COVID-19 trends in the area are starting to move in the right direction, but still remain high.
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Ontario teen dies with COVID-19 on same day he was admitted to hospital
Ontario is reporting more than 3,100 new COVID-19 cases for the second day, but officials warn that the data may be underreported.
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Family says London, Ont. teen who died of COVID-19 had no underlying conditions
The London teen who died of COVID-19 has been identified by family as Owen Brandies.
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Racist graffiti closes skatepark, sparks outrage in Listowel, Ont.
Less than 48 hours after implementing a curfew and increasing enforcement, racist and derogatory graffiti appeared at Listowel’s skatepark.
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Driver clocked going 170 km/h, later found rolled over in ditch: OPP
Brant County OPP have charged a 21-year-old man after they reportedly clocked him driving 170 km/h and later found the vehicle rolled over in a ditch.
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Chick rental program hopes to teach all ages about sustainable living
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New temporary COVID-19 testing site opening in Cambridge
Cambridge Memorial Hospital is opening a temporary COVID-19 testing site on Saturday.
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The federal government has no plans to request that the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) reduce or eliminate their presence on the national stage, after mounting criticism they've provided unclear advice on the administration of COVID-19 vaccines.
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UPDATED | 'Significant restrictions' in Manitoba to take effect on Sunday
Manitoba said “significant restrictions” coming this weekend will implement widespread closures of businesses, and prohibit community, cultural and religious gatherings.
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PM’s chief of staff testifies before defence committee
The Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, Katie Telford, testified Friday regarding sexual misconduct allegations against a former top soldier.
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Chinese space debris will soon fall to an unknown location
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