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Startup Companies Could Be Getting A Boost From Kitchener City Council
The City of Kitchener is considering giving grants to start-ups in the downtown area.
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Positive local employment outlook
Things are looking up for those looking for work in Waterloo Region.
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U-W students to protest unexpected tuition hikes
Some University of Waterloo students are planning to protest on campus today over last minute tuition hikes, tacked on at the end of the school year.
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WCDSB budget at over $248 million
Trustees with the Waterloo Catholic District School Board got a look at the board’s 2013-14 budget at their meeting on Monday.
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Schneiders sign along 401 getting some TLC
If you’ve noticed some activity along the 401 at the Schneiders sign near Highway 6, don’t be concerned.
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Waterloo sells portion of Iron Horse Trail to developer
Waterloo city council has voted in favour of a controversial proposal that will see a portion of the Iron Horse Trail moved. It’s approved a zoning change that affects the stretch near 155 Caroline where Mady Development plans a condominium project. Mady will use that stretch for its development and then construct a new wider
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Kitchener marks 100 years with time capsule
Kitchener city councillors and residents braved the rain Monday afternoon and gathered in the Duke Street gardens for the grand finale of the Kitchener 100 celebrations.
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Camp Day raises almost $12 million
It was another record for Tim Hortons Camp Day.
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Man assaulted and robbed in Cambridge
A Cambridge man was sent to hospital after being robbed and assaulted over the weekend.
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Rafferty to start appeal today
The man found guilty in the first-degree murder of eight-year-old Tori Stafford is appealing the conviction and he wants taxpayers to foot his legal bills.
