Justine Fraser

Back in March, the City of Cambridge bylaw told the Sanguen Community Health Van, that it was in a no-parking zone, while on Market Street near the Bridges emergency shelter. For several years, the...

Over the past five years, Waterloo Regional Police Services (WRPS) have hired about 276 new officers, but it’s not enough to keep up with the region’s growing population, according to Police Chief...

The region has launched a pilot project alongside their partners in four brand-new homes, aiming to reduce water usage and cut down on water bills locally. It’s the first time in Ontario that greywater...

The largest mental health housing provider in the region is opening a new Integrated Crisis Centre (ICC) this summer in partnership with the local Canadian Mental Health Association, (CMHAWW) to reduce...

Staff inside local Loblaws or Shoppers Drug Mart stores are now trained to respond when someone asks for Angela. Anyone feeling unsafe or vulnerable can go into one of over 40 participating locations...

A social media post put out this week by the Waterloo Region District School Board (WRDSB) is causing some confusion among the local Indigenous community. The promotional post was created using Artificial...

In an unexpected move, the City of Cambridge has decided to lift an eviction notice on an encampment that sits just on the outskirts — near Branchton Road and Dundas Street South. They're still in...

The small space in between King and Charles Street downtown, along Gaukel Street has been closed to traffic for some time — and now, the city is turning it into the "Gaukel Pocket Park." It includes...

A march for affordable housing started at 250 Frederick Street and ended at Kitchener City Hall on May 8. The protest was organized by Waterloo Region ACORN and those who took part wanted to show support...