Trinity Bible Chapel must show proof of COVID-19 safety plan to have doors unlocked
Trinity Bible Chapel must provide proof of a COVID-19 safety plan to the Ontario government before its doors will be unlocked, a Kitchener judge has ruled.
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11 new COVID-19 cases reported in Waterloo Region for second straight day
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Drive-thru COVID-19 vaccines available at Bingemans this week
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Olympic medal wins encouraging physical activity in hometown youth, UW study finds
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Trinity Bible Chapel needs safety plan to reopen
![A judge has ordered Trinity Bible Chapel to provide proof of a COVID-19 safety plan before its doors will be unlocked.]()
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Local golfers competing in Tokyo
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Police continue to probe Rutherford Drive shooting
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Stratford eyeing return of U.S. tourists
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CFIB petitions to extend wage and rent subsidies
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Renewed focus on gender equity in sport
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