Cambridge Times

Daily COVID case count close to doubling and active cases rise above 300 once again. Hospitalizations dip, however.

"When it comes to pet waste, what you want is certified compostable bags with the symbol. Biodegradable is just going to break down into smaller bits of plastic."

Trying to sell your car privately? Don't forget to ask for ID before handing over the keys.

What I see here is preferential treatment of Coun. Mann, which has been going on for a long time.

The city is preparing the former Preston Springs hotel for demolition.

Despite a provincewide lockdown, some Waterloo region residents went ahead with holiday parties and they have the tickets to prove it.

The effects of the pandemic are expected to put a major dent in Grand River Transit ridership and revenue, well into 2021.

Anyone visiting Cambridge Memorial Hospital will be required to wear a three-layer mask.

By a 5-4 vote, Cambridge council decided to close two outdoor pools.

A COVID-19 outbreak at St. Jacob's Village Manor retirement community has produced in the 124th death in Waterloo region.

Two Cambridge areas continue to climb and North Dumfries getting ready to climb out of teens.

Cases of COVID-19 have surged across the province. Now, epidemiologists worry that "keeping Ontario safe and open" may be putting business interests ahead of community health. What do you think?

Cambridge's assessment centre is now open and has been averaging five positive COVID-19 cases per day.

Motorists may need to take it easy on the roads today as Environment Canada has issued a fog warning for the area.

Heritage advocates say they will do whatever it takes to prevent the demolition of the historic Preston Springs hotel if the city does not take steps to stop its latest demolition order.

Look up, waaaay up.

City crews arrived this morning at a North Galt neighbourhood to retrieve a roughly 30-foot-tall Christmas tree to be put up in its new home at Queen’s Square.

A Toronto couple and their two adult sons, who all worked as Ontario government computer specialists, are alleged to have been involved in the theft of more than $11 million in COVID-19 relief funds

A Cambridge long-term care and home isn't immune to a resurgence of COVID-19 cases in Waterloo region facilities.

A man an active warrant was found with drugs and a weapon during a traffic stop, according to police.

A traffic stop to check out "unauthorized plates" in Cambridge turned into an $1,100 drug bust, according to police.

A 17-year-old Milton boy has been charged with impaired driving after he allegedly crashed into a ditch in Puslinch Township.

Heading into the holiday season, the Region of Waterloo has issued an order to retail stores and malls.

Waterloo region police are warning the public about a string of purse thefts that appear to target elderly female shoppers.

Three new positive COVID cases in Cambridge in separate Galt neighbourhoods.

Politicians voted in favour of allowing consumption and treatment sites in the city at a council meeting Wednesday night.

A 150-unit townhouse development planned for 215 Blenheim Rd. has drawn concern over its encroachment on the habitat and nesting grounds of amphibians and reptiles.

Some local pharmacies slated to offer flu shots this week are cancelling appointments after running out of the vaccine.

Feeling hungry? This week you can get a free Big Mac if you order online.

UPDATE: Add an Elmira secondary school student to the positive COVID-19 case list. Three new COVIID-19 cases at region schools two elementary schools in Cambridge and Kitchener and a Waterloo secondary school.

When the province essentially shut down in March, there were issues surrounding many who couldn't pay their next month's rent. According to a leading Canadian expert, this and other wage disparity data shows the need for government-funded basic income. Do you agree?

Cambridge’s Mill Race Park identified as ‘priority location’ in city security report

Special weather statement in effect for Waterloo-Wellington

A FURTHER UPDATE: School board takes student number testing positive back to 2, as originally reported. Cambridge Catholic school has an entire class of high-risk contacts.

A Cambridge long-term care facility reported its first outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Emergency shelter site in Cambridge preparing to meet overflow needs

8 new reported positive cases in Cambridge.

All Abe Erb locations, including the one in Ayr, have closed permanently.

Kitchener's approach to addressing racism and equality is a big step forward, writes Mike Farwell

Third student tests positive for COVID-19 at Holy Spirit Catholic Elementary School in Cambridge

A trio of community-minded individuals have taken it upon themselves to clean up the old Galt amphitheatre for no reason other than helping the community.

1 more positive case of COVID-19 in Cambridge.

Active cases continue on the decline, but 9 new positive cases and 1 more hospitalized with COVID-19.

Active cases continue on the decline, but 9 new positive cases and 1 more hospitalized with COVOD-19.