Doug Coxson

A recent Ontario Land Tribunal decision keeps the door open for a proposal from Guelph developer to transform 241 Queen St. W.

Haastown Holdings has filed a second appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal over official plan and zoning bylaw amendments imposed by the City of Cambridge on its Fountain Street property

Delegations speaking to changes proposed for two city-owned properties don't want the traffic, crime and threats to property value they say come with affordable housing projects

Cambridge is completing a housing needs assessment and action plan as part of its Housing Accelerator Fund requirements

Doug Coxson About the Author: Doug Coxson Doug has been a reporter and editor for more than 25 years, working mainly in Waterloo region and Guelph.

Councillors say circumventing the court system to clear encampments without sufficient resources in place to help people is a clear violation of their Charter rights to life

Revised bylaw was adopted last year to prohibit hate speech and discriminatory messaging on regionally owned property

Cost and staffing estimates to make sidewalk snow clearing a city responsibility have put it out of consideration for the foreseeable future

The city lost 107 homes to demolitions between 2018 and 2024 without any controls in place to ensure new homes were built to replace them

Nine local councillors among 72 across the province opposed to Ontario Big City Mayors' request the province invoke notwithstanding clause