90 cattle missing following Wellesley barn fire
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‘First-of-its kind’ mobile screening bus program to test employees in Waterloo Region
It's being touted as a 'first-of-its kind program' where city buses have been retro-fitted to serve as a mobile rapid COVID-19 screening facility for small and mid-sized businesses.
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Guelph police are looking for a man after more than $10,000 worth of lumber was stolen from a local business early Monday morning.
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Waterloo Region students will move to online learning after April break
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Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph opens COVID-19 vaccine pre-registration to everyone over 16
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Waterloo Region hospitals accept transfers from out-of-region hospitals
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Person seriously injured following altercation with youths at Stratford skate park
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Ontario schools closing to in-person learning indefinitely as COVID-19 cases soar
Ontario schools will stay closed indefinitely to in-person learning as COVID-19 cases continue to surge in the province.
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'I've lost everything': Some victims of Inn of Waterloo fire still waiting for return of personal belongings
People staying at the Inn of Waterloo at the time of a fire in February are still waiting for access to their personal belongings.
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Ontario reports more than 4,400 COVID-19 infections as ICU admissions climb
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64 new COVID-19 vaccination pharmacy locations announced in Waterloo-Wellington
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Map shows every publicly funded school in Waterloo Region where someone tested positive for COVID-19
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Some Guelph businesses push to stay open during stay-at-home order
A few Guelph businesses are trying to stay opening during the provincial stay-at-home order, while the city’s mayor is asking for doors to stay shut and everyone to be patient.
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