Some post-secondary students in Waterloo Region are struggling to find affordable housing as the beginning of fall semester draws closer – a trend highlighted in a new study from Ontario’s Big City Mayors.
A cold-hearted crime has taken away a valuable local resource in the fight against food insecurity.
With affordable housing in short supply, the Waterloo Region Home Share program is looking to fill the gaps in a unique way.
A Kitchener woman who went to Kelowna for her bachelorette returned this weekend after her trip was cut short due to the rampant wildfires in the Okanagan Valley.
Cambridge Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say a 23-year-old Waterloo man has been charged with impaired operation after his vehicle struck a guardrail and temporarily closed a portion of Highway 85.
Waterloo regional police have arrested a 29-year-old in connection to a stabbing and say they have a 76-year-old bystander to thank for keeping the suspect in place.
You could call it the Olympics for servers.
Ontario is expanding its strong mayor powers to 21 more cities while providing municipalities financial “rewards” if they are able to meet housing targets.
A vigil was held Sunday in honour of Joshua Tarnue, the 18-year old who was shot and killed in downtown Kitchener on Aug. 13.
Southwestern Public Health is placing residents of Drumbo, a township between Woodstock and Kitchener, under a boil water advisory following a pressure loss at Drumbo water treatment.
Waterloo regional police say officers are investigating a disturbance involving between 15 and 20 people, which sent one person to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
An e-scooter rider who was found by the side of the road with life-threatening injuries in Guelph on Wednesday has died.
Police are looking for two suspects after an assault in Uptown Waterloo earlier this month.
With fall right around the corner, health officials are reminding the public to get a booster shot when they become available. They say early signs show COVID-19 and other respiratory infections are trending up.
A Guelph man is facing weapons and drug charges after police say a replica handgun caused panic at a local business Sunday.
A Guelph man is facing weapons and drug charges after police say a replica handgun caused panic at a local business Sunday.
An e-scooter rider who was found by the side of the road with life-threatening injuries in Guelph on Wednesday has died.
Guelph police are looking for a woman who they say shoved someone because they were walking their dog without a leash.
An Ontario woman replaced a battery in her portable vacuum cleaner that she bought off a website and fire investigators say it most likely caused a house fire.
An Ontario woman who recently graduated from medical school says she was shocked to discover a car she bought on Facebook Marketplace had a rolled back odometer.
With inflation weighing on the minds of many parents as school season approaches, a new survey by the Retail Council of Canada (RCC), in partnership with Caddle, found that more Canadians are taking a more cautious approach to back-to-school shopping this year.
An Ontario senior said she lost thousands of dollars earlier this year in a scam where someone pretended to be an employee of her bank.
Expectant families looking to save money by purchasing used baby gear may want to check first to see if the item has been recalled or deemed unsafe by the manufacturer.
An Ontario driver was 'shocked' that his insurance company threatened to increase his premiums unless he installed a certain security device in his vehicle.
An Ontario mother said she and her nine-year-old daughter got locked into their Tesla when the battery failed earlier this month.
An Ontario woman helping her aunt buy a flight to visit family in the Philippines was shocked she lost $500 while sending an e-transfer.
Fires continue to burn close to several communities in the Northwest Territories where evacuation orders remain in effect. Here are the latest updates for the affected communities.
A state of emergency remains in place Monday across British Columbia, where raging wildfires have left tens of thousands of people under evacuation orders or alerts. Here are the latest developments in firefighters' ongoing battle to protect people and property.
A protest group calling on the government to combat climate change says three of its members were arrested Monday morning during a sit-in on the Plaza Bridge over the Rideau Canal while calling for a national firefighting agency.
As residents of B.C.'s Shuswap region work desperately to protect their homes, government officials are urging them to stop seizing equipment intended for provincial firefighting crews.
The remnants of post-tropical storm Hilary are making their way up north and are expected to affect Canada's western region this week.
All standard homeowner and tenant insurance policies cover damage caused by fires, and also provide coverage to help with the cost of mass evacuations, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada
Health Canada is monitoring a new COVID-19 variant that has been detected in several countries.
A new study involving Canadian researchers has found that an early Omicron infection may have left some seniors more prone to reinfection from a later version of the COVID-19 variant.
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insists that despite months of delay, his government is 'moving forward' with a foreign interference inquiry, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing him of standing in the way.
