Author, Editor, @MinoritiesinPub #podcast, Baking enthusiast. Books: EVERYDAY PEOPLE (2018), FORGIVE ME NOT (2023). (Handle is @jbakernyc on all platforms.)
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Brantford Police arrested an armed trespasser early Sunday morning thanks to one very good boy.
Southwestern Ontario was supposed to get more than 50 millimetres of rain on Sunday , prompting a safety warning from the Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA).
The Waterloo Regional Police Service is hoping the public can help them identify the person responsible for at least five thefts from coffee shops in Kitchener and Wilmot Township.
By: Jennifer Baker
Want to catch up on what's happening in Waterloo Region? These are five of the most popular stories on CTV News Kitchener this week.
Guelph Police have shared dash cam video of some bad behaviour on the road. They said the incident happened on July 30, around noon, at the intersection of Edinburgh Road South and Ironwood Road.
Drivers are once again being warned not to keep valuables inside their cars.
Guelph Police have arrested a man who was allegedly looking in windows at a townhouse complex on Gordon Street.
A Guelph man was arrested after he tried to steal a cart full of groceries. Guelph Police said the theft happened Friday afternoon at an unnamed store near Eramosa Road and Stevenson Street.
Guelph Police have arrested a woman who allegedly threatened an employee with a knife. It happened around noon on Friday at a store near Norfolk Street and Quebec Street.
A community drug alert has been issued after 37 suspected overdoses and one drug-related death were reported in Waterloo Region over the long weekend.
