Brent Cater is a journalist based in Kitchener, Ontario, focusing on local news and events in the area. With a keen interest in crime and community issues, Brent covers stories ranging from drug seizures and car crashes to weather updates and missing person cases, keeping the residents of Kitchener informed about what's happening in their community.
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Brent Cater's coverage revolves around local news, with a strong focus on crime and breaking or evolving stories in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. If you have information related to ongoing local incidents, community issues, or noteworthy events in these areas, it would likely be of interest to him.
Given Brent's emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, he may be particularly responsive to timely pitches related to crime updates, traffic disruptions, severe weather warnings affecting the region as well as any other relevant topics that impact the daily lives of residents in Kitchener-Waterloo.
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After asking for changes to the purposed design, Kitchener council will decide tonight on whether to move forward the facility.
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Regional Police are seeking the public's help in locating a woman believed to be involved in a vehicle fraud investigation.
The incident occurred Thursday night around 9:30 p.m. in the area of Courtland Avenue East and Kent Avenue.
Both the city and region are looking to sign an agreement that outlines the financial obligations of each council for pre-development work.
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The YMCA of Three Rivers, YWCA Cambridge, and Crow Shield Lodge have received a combined $412,600 from the provincial government's Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Documents suggest the site could support up to 480 stacked townhouse units and around 250 apartment units totaling 730 new units.
By: Brent Cater
A recent uptick in cyclist related collisions has prompted a local advocacy group, CycleWR to share safety tips and new ideas for infrastructure they'd like to see implemented.
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