Brent Davis is a Reporter at Waterloo Region Record. He covers business and breaking news with a focus on construction, real estate, and architecture, while also addressing regional interests and social issues across Canada. Brent's work has been featured in notable publications including the Toronto Star, The Hamilton Spectator, and The Peterborough Examiner.
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Brent Davis primarily covers local news, with a focus on Kitchener and the wider Waterloo Region. His coverage heavily features government announcements and press releases, often centered around topics like sustainability, real estate industry updates, and government & politics.
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By: Brent Davis
Kitchener will pause the use of speed cameras on city streets as a dispute with the Region of Waterloo continues.
Communitech’s chief executive officer, Chris Albinson, is stepping down after three-and-a-half years in the role.
By: Brent Davis
A pair of developments with a total of about 575 rental apartments have been approved by Kitchener councillors.
By: Brent Davis
A motorist was killed Wednesday on Highway 401 in Cambridge after their SUV was struck by a wheel that had come off a van going in the opposite direction.
By: Brent Davis
A three-tower development with nearly 1,000 condos is being proposed for a Kitchener property beside a Highway 7/8 on-ramp.
By: Brent Davis
The City of Kitchener is looking to get the most out of a “tremendous but underutilized community gem” as it adopts a new operating plan for the Conrad Centre for the Performing Arts.
Average house prices in Waterloo Region dipped in October, as sales rose for the first time in months.
By: Brent Davis
About fifty small businesses are getting a taste of the retail world through a unique project at the Square Peg storefront at Kitchener City Hall.
By: Brent Davis
Two well-known churches are among recent recommendations for designation by Heritage Kitchener.
By: Brent Davis
An addition and renovations to the last original building at Kitchener’s “Five Points” intersection have been approved by Heritage Kitchener.
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