Hamilton native perseveres despite not being drafted into either the Ontario Hockey League or National Hockey League

Prince Harry’s boozy memoir, “Spare,” resembles an 18th picaresque, the fictional genre of roguishly appealing heroes making their way in life, Heather Mallick writes.

OTTAWA - Key elements of the Liberal government’s firearms-control announcement Monday:

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Sault College president responds after Conestoga president’s fiery media appearance on Tuesday

Project UP — short for Unleashing Potential — will use $255,000 grant from Ontario Trillium Foundation to offer programs in leadership and mentorship, creative expression, athletics and wellness

This convoy, which I refuse to link with truckers or “freedom”, shows us who is allowed to speak up in this country, and who will be arrested, attacked and threatened for doing so, Joy Henderson...

The Record believes the Ontario Education Ministry should review the Waterloo Region District School Board’s trustees’ handling of the complaint against Mike Ramsay, start to finish

Wilmot farmers have networks of supporters across Southern Ontario in their fight against expropriation.

Why is the Region of Waterloo demanding that six farmers in Wilmot sell their 770 acres of property to make way for an industrial project — when there is already

City leases land, valued at $2 million, to YWCA for $1 to build affordable housing units.

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Region of Waterloo creating temporary sites

It’s a sign of these strange, pandemic times that someone who enters a bank wearing a mask might now have the door opened for them by a welcoming security guard.

The benefit will provide a tax-free, monthly payment to low-income, working-age Canadians

Motion builds on work of Kitchener Centre MP Mike Morrice

Dinah Murdoch hopes readers throughout Waterloo Region will either get a window into the experiences of others, or see themselves reflected in the books

Recorded votes hold politicians accountable for their decisions and increase transparency for the public, says councillor

‘I don’t have to worry about getting robbed,’ says one resident at the site, which has been named ‘A Better Tent City’

Kitchener Rangers foward Joseph Serpa dealing with the loss of best friend Eli Palfreyman who died suddenly at a hockey game in Ayr earlier this week.

Kitchener council says big yes to 13 new towers, 3,345 rental units on the site of former factory

Kitchener Centre NDP candidate says she ‘knows we can win this’

Lenore Johnson of LenJo Bakes will judge home bakers on a Food Network Canada show to air in March

Lena Hart’s bright pink duct tape dress is in the running to win her a $10,000 scholarship. She is the only Canadian finalist

To mark Menstrual Health Day, the organization will host an event May 28 at the Apollo Cinema in Kitchener

Schools struggling to fill in for absent educators and the staffing shortage has forced one Cambridge school to close

National organization started local chapter to provide free moving, security and storage services

Eight provinces across Canada already allow pharmacist to prescribe for things like athlete’s foot and urinary tract infections

From cancer-free to first Ontario-elected Green MP

Using foreign tuition to build a $100M surplus “isn’t the vocation of a college,” Marc Miller says while enacting a plan to cap student visas

Other places like Guelph, Hamilton and Toronto will require people by law to wear masks. Why not Waterloo Region too, Luisa D’Amato asks

Don’t get me wrong, the support for truckers is lovely to see. But where is that support for nurses, exhausted from their fight against COVID?

Non-profit housing provider has three buildings in Waterloo with a total of 64 units

Unlike the Catholic school board, St. Jerome’s University found a way to align religious values with this important symbol for LGTBQ people, Luisa D’Amato writes

Student volunteers will finish and paint a set of tiny homes that will be donated to a local non-profit to provide shelter for homeless individuals

‘As an organization that provides direct patient care to those in our community, we need to take every step available to protect patients, colleagues and our community from this deadly virus’

‘To say we were distraught and devastated is an understatement,’ says delegate

Students across region will raise funds for A Better Tent City during the month of November

Buck passing continues at all levels of government

Proposed motion would subject all REITs to a standard corporate tax rate of 38 per cent

WATERLOO REGION — The University of Waterloo is waiving tuition fees for all qualifying students from First Nations communities on whose traditional territory the university is located.

Police will focus on engaging with people and educating, leaving enforcement as a last resort

WATERLOO REGION — Every Catholic classroom in Waterloo Region is getting an air purifier, to help students and parents breathe easier.

A tweet by local video journalist has gone viral with three million views

Donations are welcomed to keep the project going but no one is expected to pay

The shelter at 190 Weber St. N. will have space for 100 men, with support services on site

KITCHENER — A plan to install a network of safe, separated bike lanes in downtown Kitchener is “probably one of the most exciting changes in terms of transportation that we’ll

Victoria Park was a traditional gathering, feasting and ceremonial space for the Chonnonton, the Haudenosaunee and the Anishinaabe people who lived here before German settlers arrived

WATERLOO REGION — Despite the negative public reaction, the temporary bike lanes installed on regional roads this summer were well used by cyclists and did reduce traffic speeds.

KITCHENER — Kitchener council approved a plan Monday to create and hire a team of five full-time positions to address racism and inequity at the city, as well as issues

Kitchener Centre MP Mike Morrice spent years working across party lines to get people with disabilities out of poverty. A law was unanimously approved to make it happen. But the Liberal government’s...

Emmanuel at Brighton Child Care Centre staff call on the province to prioritize all child care workers in COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Waterloo’s Ben Jones and Breslau’s Cole Schwindt both join the Calgary Flames organization after a wild 24 hours

The land assembly underway in Wilmot Township was the worst kept secret in the region, says a real estate broker who made offers on six farms a month before the

There are many important questions being asked about the Region of Waterloo’s move to buy 750 acres from Wilmot Township farmers and turn it into industrial land. But there are no answers, and no...

Money helped hospitals in Waterloo Region, Grey and Bruce counties respond early to COVID-19 pandemic

Policy requires players, coaches, billets and staff to be fully vaccinated two weeks before season. ‘This is a positive step in getting us back to normal Friday nights at the Aud,’ Rangers’ Birch says

CAMBRIDGE — “In Flanders fields the poppies blow. Between the crosses, row on row.”

Woman officer repeatedly subjected to reprisals and retaliations, says lawyer

It’s a hard truth that some kids live with parents who are transphobic. No province should forcibly out gender nonconforming kids to these parents.

Recipient, 16, is graduating from high school early with 99 per cent average in six Grade 12 credits

There is a vacant spot on the police services board and chair Karen Redman said someone from the Black community should fill the spot