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  ‘Worked so hard to get to today’: Trustee speaks out after Cambridge confirms WCDSB election results

  More than a month after Ontario’s municipal elections, the City of Cambridge clerk certified the results for the Waterloo Catholic District School Board (WCDSB) trustee election. 1

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  Kitchener roundabout crash results in serious injuries for pedestrian

  A pedestrian has been seriously injured following a collision at a busy Kitchener roundabout.

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  Flair Airlines passenger recounts botched landing in Region of Waterloo

  Commercial flights in and out of Region of Waterloo International Airport were cancelled Friday after a Flair Airlines plane carrying 140 people overran the runway during landing. 2

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  'Gets dogs out of the house': Downtown Kitchener holiday event all for the dogs

  A first-of-its-kind holiday event in downtown Kitchener is all for the dogs and their owners. 1

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  Kitchener business robbed at gunpoint, two suspects at large: WRPS

  The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) is looking for two suspects after a Kitchener business was allegedly robbed at gunpoint. 1

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  Demonstrators push back against Ford government's greenbelt plans

  Demonstrators in Waterloo region and across Ontario are pushing back against the Ford government's plans for the greenbelt. 1

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  Shocking parking lot crash video shared by OPP, no injuries

  Ontario Provincial Police have shared a video showing a shocking parking lot crash in Centre Wellington.

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  Pedestrian injured in downtown Kitchener crash, charges expected

  A crash in downtown Kitchener caused a partial road closure and injuries to a pedestrian, police report.

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  Memorial service held in Kitchener for Ukrainian famine

  A memorial service was held in Kitchener Saturday to mark a 1930s manmade famine that's to blame for millions of Ukrainian deaths. 1

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  What provinces and territories are saying about mask mandates as COVID-19, RSV, flu cases rise

  Health officials across the country have stopped short of issuing mask mandates, despite rising cases of flu, RSV and COVID-19 in many regions. CTVNews.ca looks into how each province and territory is approaching whether to require masks in indoor public spaces. 47

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  New supply of children's medication still limited, pharmacist cautions

  Canada is importing more children’s medication amid an unprecedented surge in demand, but the head of the Ontario Pharmacists’ Association warns that the supply will still need to be rationed if it’s going to last. 1

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  Black Friday shoppers opt for online purchases over in-person deals

  Black Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year in the United States of America, but the deals can also be found north of the border in Canada. 1

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  Silver Lake construction project set to wrap-up in new year

  The completion date of a multi-million dollar construction project at Silver Lake in Waterloo Park has been pushed back further after it was supposed to be finished this past summer. 1

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  Three men wanted in connection to Waterloo pharmacy robbery

  Regional police are searching for three men in connection to a pharmacy robbery in Waterloo. 1

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  Crash in Woolwich Township closes roadway

  Waterloo regional police closed Ebycrest Road in Woolwich Township after a collision.

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  Skate culture comes alive at Kitchener’s new mobile indoor skatepark

  Once temperatures drop and snow falls, skateboards are often stored away for the season, but the City of Kitchener is hoping to change that with its first indoor mobile skatepark. 1

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  City of Cambridge releases unofficial Catholic school board trustee election results

  Over a month after the provincial municipal election ended, the City of Cambridge has wrapped up its Waterloo Catholic District School Board Trustee Election. 1

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  Protestors in Stratford decry Ford's new housing legislation

  A demonstration was held in Stratford as opposition to the Ford government’s Bill 23 continues to grow across the province. 1

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  Male taken into police custody after reports of someone barricaded inside Kitchener home

  Waterloo regional police say a male has been taken into custody after officers responded to reports of someone barricaded inside a Kitchener residence.

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  Waterloo region COVID-19 hospitalizations drop

  The number of patients in Waterloo region hospitals with COVID-19 has dropped to its lowest level in two months. 20

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  Guelph police officer Corey McArthur seeks demotion, not dismissal in appeal

  Suspended Guelph police constable Corey McArthur believes the decision he must resign or be fired should be reduced to him being demoted. 4

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  Minor injuries after Cambridge residential fire

  Waterloo regional police and Cambridge fire are investigating a fire Thursday night in Cambridge.

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  'I thought I was going 140': Driver nabbed going 168km/h in Cambridge

  A driver in Cambridge was nabbed by Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) driving 168km/h.

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  Brant County road remains closed Friday for death investigation

  Salt Springs Church Road in Brant County will remain closed while the Brant County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) continue to investigate a death.

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  Police investigate reports of pharmacy robbery in Waterloo

  Waterloo region police are investigating an alleged pharmacy robbery on Friday afternoon in Waterloo.

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  Community discussions on fate of Queen Victoria statue begin

  A community forum took place on Wednesday to discuss the fate of a controversial monument in Kitchener.

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  38-year-old man arrested after shots fired in Kitchener

  Waterloo regional police say an arrest has been made after shots were fired in the Kingsway Drive area of Kitchener on Wednesday night. 3

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  Kitchener stabbing leads to one man in hospital and another facing charges

  A 23-year-old Kitchener man has been charged after a stabbing in Kitchener Thursday.