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Kitchener man sent to prison for 7½ years for drunken crash that killed young...
An impaired driver travelling 214 km/h on Highway 7/8 just west of Kitchener killed a young mother, critically injured her baby and devastated the child’s father.
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CLAIRMONT: Sexual assault victim wants the public to know her name
Krystal Augustine wants you to know she was molested by her father.
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Work on new Highway 7 will begin to take shape in 2017, says MTO
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation says work on Phase 1 of the new highway, running just north of the existing Highway 7, linking the Hanlon Parkway in Guelph with Highway 85 in Kitchener is well...
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Guelph Dance brings indigenous hoop dancing to schools
Throughout the week, students at select Guelph schools will be introduced to the Indigenous art of hoop dancing.
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Frost advisory issued for Waterloo Region and Wellington County
Environment Canada has issued a frost advisory for the Waterloo Region and Wellington County.
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Police ask for public's help to locate Guelph woman missing since Saturday
Guelph Police are appealing to the public for tips to help locate a Guelph woman who was last seen Saturday night. Jacqueline Gorski's family reported her missing May 7, the day after she was last...
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Three arrested in Guelph drug trafficking investigation
A stolen car, cash and drugs are among the items recovered in a Guelph police investigation that led to three people facing charges.
View ArticleMPPs want more answers on OHIP information privacy breach
Nearly two weeks after the province discovered it mistakenly mailed the personal information of thousands of people to strangers, Kitchener-Waterloo MPP Catherine Fife feels “they’re going through the...
View ArticleLocal health care network ready to take over home care
Reducing red tape and improving the patient experience are the goals when the local health network takes over home care next week.
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D’AMATO: With its sharp warning, The Handmaid’s Tale hits us close to home
Author Margaret Atwood set her terrifying novel “The Handmaid’s Tale” in Cambridge, Mass.
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‘That’s so cool!’ Hamilton high school students watch livestream broadcast of...
In what was billed as a Canadian first, St. Joseph’s went online with live video of transplant surgery.
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Guelph bylaw change could allow for exotic therapy animals
A Guelph woman and her therapeutic tiny horse, Odin, are helping to pave the way for a city bylaw change that could allow for service animals of all types to be kept within city limits.
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Toxic, invasive weed crops up again on Eramosa riverbank
So far this spring, there have been no giant hogweed sightings in Guelph, and the city wants to make sure the noxious weed doesn’t start showing up here in future seasons.
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Photos: Pow wow entertains at University of Guelph
Drumming and dancing were among events enjoyed on the University of Guelph’s Johnston Green on Thursday afternoon at a pow wow that was part of the National Aboriginal Physical Activity and Wellness...
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Mayor unhappy Cambridge’s GO train hopes seem stalled
Suggests options for pilot project
View ArticleHigh schoolers who smoke weed are dazed and confused, UW study finds
What happens if you start smoking marijuana in high school? Do you risk turning into a laid-back stoner, your grades and university ambitions fading in a haze?
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Halton drug cases in limbo after evidence in police vault ‘may have been...
An outside force has been called in to investigate after an internal police audit found dozens of drug exhibits in a secured storage bunker may have been tampered with, according to documents obtained...
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Tenants sound alarm on creeping rents
Every now and then, Jennifer Jensen gets frustrated and checks out rental listings in Waterloo Region. It doesn’t make her feel any better.
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Spring-like weather in Guelph for last day of College Heights spring sale
The three-day College Heights spring sale continues today under sunny skies at the school on College Avenue.
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Kitchener baby has two genetic siblings and both were born to a different mother
Three couples with three genetically related children conceived through IVF are forming a new family dynamic.
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