Brent Davis is a Journalist at Waterloo Region Record. He covers business and breaking news with a focus on construction, real estate, and events, exploring themes such as architecture, public security, and the housing market. Brent's work has been featured in prominent 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 has approved a new official plan that prepares for 25 years of growth and up to 450,000 residents by 2051.
Back-to-back severe winters have prompted Kitchener to recommend winter maintenance improvements for future seasons.
By: Brent Davis
Construction is expected to begin soon on a Kitchener project that will see more than 60 affordable homes built on a plot of land donated by the city.
By: Brent Davis
Kitchener councillors have approved a one-time $70,000 grant for the Kitchener‑Waterloo Symphony as it rebuilds from its financial collapse.
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Kitchener council has approved a crematorium as part of a new funeral home on Victoria Street North.
Nearly one-third of Waterloo Region’s downtown office space remains vacant as a slow recovery plods on.
By: Brent Davis
It’s age-old advice for investors: buy low, sell high. But what happens when that scenario gets turned on its head?
By: Brent Davis
The City of Kitchener will build a new downtown fire station, even if the federal funding needed to build a neighbouring apartment building doesn’t materialize.
By: Brent Davis
Kitchener mayoral candidate George Trihenea’s belief in the importance of democracy was instilled at a young age.
