102 new COVID-19 cases in Waterloo Region as active cases fall
The number of active cases dropped below 900 Tuesday as public health officials added 102 COVID-19 cases to Waterloo Region's total.
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Kitchener Public Library does away with overdue fees for good
The Kitchener Public Library is joining more than 100 libraries across the continent in permanently eliminating overdue fees.
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Ontario premier blasts Pfizer following news of COVID-19 vaccine shortage
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he’s deeply troubled by the recently-announced Pfizer vaccine shortage, and is changing the province’s COVID-19 vaccination plan to ensure the most vulnerable are given their necessary second dose.
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ICUs in Waterloo-Wellington at 94 per cent capacity
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Waterloo Region pauses COVID-19 vaccine clinic amid supply shortage
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Grand River Hospital's inpatient children's unit
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Owner distraught after missing dog found dead, OPP investigating
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Dog walkers are allowed to work under Ontario lockdown
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WLU student accepted in scientist-astronaut program
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Hospital fires Ontario nurse who travelled to U.S. for anti-lockdown event
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Female suffers multiple stab wounds in disturbance in Cambridge, police say
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Fire behind Cambridge Walmart considered suspicious
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Twelve U.S. National Guard members have been removed from securing U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration after vetting by the FBI, including two who made extremist statements in posts or texts about the Wednesday event, Pentagon officials said.
Biden marks nation's COVID-19 grief before inauguration pomp
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