Five COVID-19 cases connected to wedding outbreak
Regional health officials have declared a COVID-19 outbreak at a place of worship related to a wedding.
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Region of Waterloo adds 54 COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths
Health officials in Waterloo Region reported 54 more cases of COVID-19 on Monday, along with two deaths related to the disease.
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Stratford police responded to a fatal crash on the outskirts of the city on Monday morning.
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Stratford council asks province to repeal MZO for proposed glass plant
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Drugs, weapons seized following search warrant in Cambridge
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Four Kitchener residents arrested after drug trafficking investigation
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Region preparing for population boom in coming decades
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Waterloo man hiding cash around the region for people to find
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