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Regional council will be asked to award a six-year $18 million contract for the service next week
During a marathon session yesterday, regional council voted against several proposed reductions to transit and social services
Maintaining a projected $3.1 million year-end surplus will be a challenge, according to the city's CFO
Shawarma Box, Swan Pizza and Galito's hit around 4:30 a.m. by thief who stole cash registers and nothing else
Two-year $10.9 million road reconstruction project set to begin next year
55 of Waterloo region's 123 public schools are below a state of good repair according to a report released Wednesday by the province's financial watchdog
New design standards will be evaluated and enforced in city facilities starting next year
The average homeowner will see a $241 increase on the region's portion of the property tax bill next year
Cambridge Memorial Hospital was among 54 hospitals and hospital groups named in a class action lawsuit by employees terminated or suspended for not getting a COVID-19 vaccine
Halton Healthcare - which operates the hospitals in Georgetown, Milton and Oakville - was among 54 hospitals and hospital groups named in a class action lawsuit by employees terminated or suspended for not getting a COVID-19 vaccine
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