Jeff Outhit

Erick Buhr, accused of murdering his Baden grandmother, will defend himself, jurors were told.

Critics point to parking, traffic, wildlife and lost trees in pushing back against a project that could house more families.

To please investors, developers built 5,180 condos between 2016 and 2022 and shrank them by one-third to a median size of 694 square feet.

A provincial tribunal has approved a 25-storey tower after the developer reached a deal with city hall to add floors and bedrooms and revise the design

Waterloo Region survey on child well-being is a “call to action,” says KidsAbility worker who engages with youths who have challenges.

A duped Florida university says a Kitchener couple launched a real estate spree with embezzled millions funneled through an adult website

he Air Canada shuttle service that launched in May has been slow to take flight at the Region of Waterloo International Airport.

Government partners trade blame, shock and disappointment over 'lack of transparency' around land assembly

The college has led the nation in recruiting foreign students, who pay much higher tuition.

Kitchener-based college has been approved for 4,048 student visas so far this year, the most of any school in Canada.

The severity of local crime began rising after 2014 when this region was ranked seventh in Ontario for severe crime

Home construction has declined since governments pledged to add 70,000 homes by 2031

The centre coming to 298 Lawrence Ave. is for people suffering a mental health or substance abuse crisis

Catholic school classrooms in Waterloo Region have air conditioning but some public school classrooms are left to swelter.

Online public health dashboard is paused but local impacts, including an unreported death, can still be found in provincial data.

Waterloo regional government has threatened expropriation to acquire 770 acres of farmland for an unspecified industrial use.

The Highway 85 proposal unraveled long before it could connect thousands of future residents to the Ion train station at Northfield Drive.

Using foreign tuition to build a $100M surplus “isn’t the vocation of a college,” Marc Miller says while enacting a plan to cap student visas

Kurtis McBride has rattled neighbours with his plans to put six dwellings on the site of a postwar bungalow he recently purchased

Developers have sought approval from a provincial tribunal for 27 towers at five sites that could provide more than 6,400 units.