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After a delay, Karen Redman was elected chair of the Region of Waterloo on Tuesday night.

Conestoga College will open a new campus inside Market Square in downtown Kitchener next year.

New legislation comes into effect on July 1 giving mayors in many Ontario cities extra powers but Cambridge's Jan Liggett says she does not expect to have to use them.

Kitchener says it has begun the first steps in redeveloping Rockway Centre, as it looks to make a new older adult centre to help meet the city’s aging population.

Kitchener city council has formally approved its budget plan for 2019.

Premier Kathleen Wynne did the ceremonial tapping of the keg to kick off Oktoberfest in Kitchener.

On Monday, the Region of Waterloo announced a mandatory vaccine policy for all employees and volunteers, and several of the municipalities it encompasses have followed suit.

Berry Vrbanovic let some of his city’s special summer events slip during his weekly appearance on 'The Beat Breakfast with Scott & Kat!' on 91.5 The Beat on Thursday morning.

Kitchener Mayor Berry Vrbanovic said staff have been considering mandates for a while, but the ever-shifting COVID-19 landscape has made it difficult to come up with a policy.

Kitchener's city speed limits will fall to 40 km/h from 50 km/h over the next two to three years, with limits in school zones falling to 30 km/h from 40 km/h.

OTTAWA - Quotes about and from the late Jack Layton, the federal NDP leader who died Monday at age 61:

According to the city, the average household will pay $23 more for property taxes, $50 more on the water bill and $7 more per year for natural gas.

A major Kitchener road is scheduled to be closed for months this year in part due to a 'significant' discovery of Indigenous artifacts.

The Canadian Shield says it will double its workforce in the coming weeks to meet the order.

OTTAWA - The country's municipalities say they have made progress in dealing with problems of aging infrastructure and new responsibilities handed off by other governments, but they still get the short end of the revenue stick.

OTTAWA - The country's municipalities say they have made progress in dealing with problems of aging infrastructure and new responsibilities handed off by other governments, but they still get the short end of the revenue stick.

SASKATOON - The president of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities says mayors across the country are relieved that the federal government has committed to extending a major infrastructure fund.

NDP Leader Tom Mulcair wants the federal government to reveal its plans for funding cities.

<p><span>Mulcair says municipalities facing $123-billion infrastructure deficit, asks feds to reveal funding plan for cities.</span> </p> <p> </p>

<p> </p> <p>President of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities says mayors across Canada relieved by infrastructure funding extension.</p> <p> </p>