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U.S.-based consultant knocks urban intensification
An American urban policy guru has slammed plans by cities like Kitchener and Waterloo to engage in urban intensification, saying their goals of lower automobile use and more sustainable communities are "hopeless outcomes." He argues that attempts by city planners to use zoning laws to promote apartment construction instead of home building, as well ... (more)
Saturday | The Waterloo Region Record
Next digital evolution for Canada Post will start in Waterloo Region
You fish out the usual fistful of paper from your mailbox, including bills, credit card offers, flyers and deals for cheap pizza.
Government of Canada Strengthening Ties Between Academic and Private Sector
The announcement was made today by the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State for Science and Technology, while speaking at the launch of the annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Habitat for Humanity building more homes in Kitchener
The 2012 construction season kicked off with a ceremony thanking sponsors Manulife Financial , Home Depot Canada Foundation , Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada and Highland Road United Church.
Cummings steps out of reunion for sick mom
Burton Cummings' mother Rhoda has had a stroke and it's very serious. Early this week, Cummings told CKY Reunion organizers he was regrettably backing off previous plans to come to Thursday night's event and entertain at Essence nightclub, as he needed to be at his mother's side here in Winnipeg.
Ontario PC leader praises oilsands
Alberta's booming oil and gas sector is a massive economic opportunity for Ontario's fledging automotive and manufacturing sector which should be encouraged rather than criticized, says Ontario PC leader Tim Hudak.
There's more than enough room within the municipality's capacious boundaries for new houses, schools, businesses, factories and even other entertainment venues.
Police busy with traffic accidents in Waterloo Region Thursday
In none of the cases did injuries appear serious, said Olaf Heinzel, spokesperson for Waterloo Regional Police.
Allianz Global Assistance Canada Named 2012 Global Call Centre of the Year
The International Customer Management Institute , which hosts the Global Call Centre of the Year Awards, recognizes call centres that best embody operational and strategic excellence and commitment to delivering superior service in their call centre activities.
Road construction today along Ottawa Street in Kitchener
Utility work was to begin at 9 a.m. between McKenzie Avenue and the ramps to the highway.
A restaurant that serves Asian fusion food has opened in downtown Kitchener at 58 Frederick St.
A well-known name in local commercial real estate is making a comeback as John Whitney announced his new company will be called Whitney & Company Realty Ltd.
The Ontario family that was put through hell because of a child's kindergarten drawing is back on their feet and ready to fight, while the police department involved still hasn't decided if it messed up.
Finding happiness amidst illness possible, prof says
If you want to live a happy life, develop a lifelong close relationship with at least one friend.
Pink bus promoting breast cancer screening
The big pink bus rolling into town will be hard to miss, its goal to boost understanding about the importance of regular breast cancer screening with mammograms.
Toronto area hospitals may soon post live ER wait times online
You know how long you will wait to ride your favourite roller-coaster at the amusement park, and the number of minutes you'll spend standing until the next train pulls into the subway station.
Saint Mary's High School in Kitchener: Jesus was a moronic hippy who preached inclusion
Students at Saint Mary's High School in Kitchener, Ontario just celebrated "anti-homophobia day." According to an article in the Metro News, "The anti-homophobia day event was organized by the school's sexual minority support group known as PRISM - Pride and Respect for Individuals of a Sexual Minority." Officials at Saint Mary's High School have ... (more)
Cambridge girl spurs debate about economic system
Victoria Grant is slender and leggy, twirls her hair when she's nervous, has blue-painted toenails, and would like to be a designer when she grows up.