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Putting the green in the initiative
The woodlot in Elmira's South Parkwood subdivision attracted 35 volunteers who planted 150 trees Oct. 5. Some 850 dead, dying and...
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Kitchener-Conestoga too close to call
With less than five percentage points separating the
Conservatives and Liberals in the riding, Kitchener-Conestoga has become too
close to call with less than...
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WCS expands eligibility for low-income programs
With a new financial benchmark in place, Woolwich Community
Services has increased the number of households eligible for its support
programs.
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Police looking for Elmira vandals
A business owner is seeking out those responsible for
vandalizing her property, acts that have cost her some $15,000 in repairs over
the past...
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With fall food drive, WCS looks to stock the shelves in preparation for holiday season
Thanksgiving is just ahead, and if you’re out shopping for
items for a family dinner, it’s a prime time to pick up a...
Wellesley Township Council
Wellesley council declares a climate emergency
Wellesley has officially recognized that the municipality is
facing a climate emergency, a situation that requires bold action to reduce
greenhouse gas emissions.
Local News
Fifty years of taking classrooms outdoors
The Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) outdoor
and environmental education program last week celebrated a significant
milestone at Heidelberg venue.
Local News
Lions look to create a memorial forest in St. Clements park
Long used as a living tribute for those who’ve passed on,
memorial trees are the newest addition to the St. Clements Lions Park.
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Chinese likely to use violence against Hong Kong
After the 17th consecutive weekend of
increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong, the first protester was wounded by
a...
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Putting the green in the initiative
The woodlot in Elmira's South Parkwood subdivision attracted 35 volunteers who planted 150 trees Oct. 5....
Kitchener-Conestoga too close to call
With less than five percentage points separating the
Conservatives and Liberals in the riding, Kitchener-Conestoga has become too
close...
WCS expands eligibility for low-income programs
With a new financial benchmark in place, Woolwich Community
Services has increased the number of households eligible for...
Police looking for Elmira vandals
A business owner is seeking out those responsible for
vandalizing her property, acts that have cost her some...