Terry Pender is a reporter at the Waterloo Region Record. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, finance, and family relationships, with a particular focus on software, engineering, and agriculture. Terry's work has been featured in various publications such as the New Hamburg Independent, The Hamilton Spectator, and the Toronto Star.
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Terry Pender's coverage has a strong local focus on the Waterloo Region, Ontario. His articles often cover local government announcements and press releases, with a particular emphasis on technology, innovation, health, and politics within the region.
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By: Terry Pender
“Once the contamination is in there, you don’t get it out.”
By: Terry Pender
Waterloo startup Open Quantum Design created an open-source platform to publicly share information for building the software and hardware for a quantum computer. It is the first time researchers used an open-source approach. The tech should accessible to everyone, not just a few big corporations and developed countries.
UW historian Robert Jan van Pelt is the curator of an internationally exhibition called Auschwitz. Not long Ago. Not far away. It is now on at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto after starting in Madrid in 2017 with stops in other international centres, including New York City.
By: Terry Pender
Perimeter Development sold the Walper Hotel in downtown Kitchener last week, but says it remains committed to the city core and plans new projects there. The historic hotel was sold to the Sunray Group out of North York, which operates 70 hotels across Canada and several others in Waterloo Region.
By: Terry Pender
Store owners and staff feel unsafe, and many face higher costs because of theft, increased security and constant vandalism.
By: Terry Pender
So far, the Region of Waterloo has spent $18.1 million on four pieces of property in Wilmot Township. For the past year the Region has tried to assemble 770 acres of farmland but has managed to buy one small farm, and three residential properties.
By: Terry Pender
Evidence seized in a search of a Stanley Park home in October 2024 can be sent to the U.S. to aid in the prosecution of a 25-year-old Kitchener man accused of hacking into 165 American corporations. An extradition hearing for Connor Riley Moucka will begin in a Kitchener court on Jan. 31.
The Medical Information Exchange, Canada’s first industry-led hub dedicated to helping med-tech start-ups scale successfully in Canada, is thriving.
As part of the University of Waterloo’s program called Trust In Science, two Nobel Laureates will speak Tuesday evening about genetically modified food. GMO Foods were banned from many countries, but they are needed to help feed people in the Global South.
The backlash against the land assembly in Wilmot Township has left the incumbent MPP for Kitchener Conestoga vulnerable, says the NDP. Party leader Marit Stiles toured Wilmot Township Thursday and says her party will protect farmland.
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