Paige Desmond is a journalist based in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on local news in the Waterloo Region. She has written for various publications, including the Waterloo Region Record, Waterloo Chronicle Newspaper, and Cambridge Times. Paige covers a range of topics, including housing, development, municipal issues, and crime, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep her community informed.
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By: Paige Desmond
The North Dumfries Township integrity commissioner will not pursue a judge's determination of whether Coun. Rod Rolleman violated conflict rules when he voted on scrapping plans to twin the ice at the North Dumfries Community Complex.
A large donation of land in Wilmot could be killed over a disagreement about parking for 12 vehicles,.
By: Paige Desmond
Nearly 1,000 samples of drugs have been tested in Waterloo Region since the pilot program started in August.
Cambridge council hosted a budget public input meeting Tuesday ahead of budget deliberations Feb.8.
By: Paige Desmond
The Region of Waterloo has chosen a replacement for The Working Centre as the operator of 80 transitional housing beds at 139 University Ave. in Waterloo, ending a more than
In what was for a few moments a fiery meeting, Cambridge council approved universal washrooms and change rooms for its new rec complex at a meeting Tuesday.
By: Paige Desmond
With the province reviewing all existing CTS sites and freezing new applications a second CTS site for Cambridge is on hold.
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