Feds boost funding for Pride security The federal government is offering $1.5 million to pay for security costs at Pride events. Ricardo Veneza has the local picture.

Those at the Burford fairgrounds were treated to real display of horsepower on Sunday. The RCMP Musical Ride made a stop at the location and allowed spectators to get an up close look at some highly ...

Improving COVID-19 trends in Waterloo Region From CTV Kitchener's Krista Sharpe: The Region of Waterloo says COVID-19 trends are stable and improving in the area.

As Waterloo Region deals with frigid temperatures, the Humane Society of Kitchener-Waterloo and Stratford-Perth is reminding pet owners to protect their animals from the cold. “If we’re too cold to be ...

Child vaccination top priority in Waterloo Region From CTV Kitchener’s Spencer Turcotte: Region of Waterloo is making child vaccination a top priority before return to in-person learning.

Guelph residents concerned by no sidewalk From CTV Kitchener's Jessica Smith: Residents of a neighbourhood in Guelph say they're cut off because they don't have a sidewalk.

KITCHENER -- A Kitchener man has been arrested after a fight in Kitchener over the weekend. Officers were called to the area of Weber Street East and Kinzie Avenue around 1 p.m. Sunday for a report of ...

Food crawl gives a boost to local businesses The Summer Solstice Crawl gives participants a chance to try out new restaurants and specialty shops in Uptown Waterloo.

KITCHENER -- Waterloo regional police are inviting the public to an information night on their upcoming body cam and in-car video pilot project. The project is set to begin in June and will have more ...

KITCHENER -- Waterloo regional police continue to investigate a disturbance in Cambridge that left a man with serious injuries. According to officials, officers were called to the area of McKay Street ...

Hot spots open registration to 18+ From CTV Kitchener's Natalie van Rooy: Officials have opened vaccine pre-registration to everyone 18+ living in COVID-19 hot spots.

KITCHENER -- Cambridge city council has shot down a developer’s request to stack two storeys onto an apartment building in the downtown Galt core. The idea to turn a four-storey building on 151 Main ...