Aastha Shetty

Conestoga College has laid off 32 full time professors. They have received a 90-day notice and will receive their last paycheck in late November.

International Overdose Awareness Day is a solemn day of remembrance for members of the community across Waterloo region, Guelph-Wellington and beyond. The annual global campaign aims to end drug overdoses and remember those who have died.

It's been almost six months since the privacy commissioner was notified about a data breach affecting the Waterloo Regional Health Network. The privacy commissioner's office has set up dedicated complaint lines to help sort through calls from potentially affected patients.

3 men charged after seniors targeted in home renovation fraud

An investment of nearly $40.5 million from the federal government will be split up between 23 businesses across Waterloo and Brant regions. The announcement was made in Kitchener on Thursday by Evan Solomon, the federal minister of artificial intelligence and digital innovation.

The festival was scheduled to take place on the weekend of July 18. The board of directors say a lack of volunteers meant it would not be possible to host the event safely.

People gathered outside Cambridge's city hall Monday afternoon to protest after a controversial move by Mayor Jan Liggett last Monday. The mayor was seen on camera interrupting a 17-year-old's speech at a Pride event in the city.

Aidan 'AJ' Ruston, better known as AJDIDIT on social media, is enjoying the attention his new song Summertime in the Loo is getting. He says he's hoping to use his popularity to do some good in the community.

The Aberfoyle Mill is a restaurant and event space that has been a landmark in the community for 35 years. It's located in a 19th-century grist mill and has been a popular place for special dinners and weddings. But the owner announced it would close at the end of March, leaving at least one Guelph couple looking for a new wedding venue just months before their big day.

KidsAbility is laying off 21 more workers after a first round of layoffs saw 37 employees let go in October 2025. The workers' union, OPSEU, is pushing back against the decision, saying there will be a serious impact on families. But KidsAbility says no services will be impacted in this latest round of terminations.