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kitchener.citynews.ca | Josh Piercey
Region of Waterloo Public Health is preparing local summer camps for any potential measles outbreaks while students enjoy their summer vacation. 21 cases of measles were reported in Waterloo Region between June 10 and 17, but according to David Aoki, director of infectious disease with Region of Waterloo Public Health, getting the students out from the confined spaces of classrooms should help lower the chance of spread.
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1 week ago |
kitchener.citynews.ca | Josh Piercey
Summer will announce itself with a four-day heatwave that is set to bring record-breaking temperatures to Waterloo Region. The official start to summer comes at 10:42 on Friday evening. Sunday's forecasted high of 34C could break a temperature record of 32.8C set in 1923. Monday could reach highs of 35C, again potentially breaking a 1923 record of 33.3C. Tuesday will cool down a touch to highs of 33C, reaching up towards a 1952 record of 36.1C.
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1 week ago |
kitchener.citynews.ca | Josh Piercey
The City of Cambridge and Township of North Dumfries are edging closer to a land transfer deal that could give the city more opportunities to develop in the south-end of Cambridge. Pending approval from the Region of Waterloo, three parcels of land are set to be transferred from North Dumfries to Cambridge, labeled the "West Lands", "South Lands", and "Blair and Esther Lands."The City of Cambridge passed a bylaw supporting the land transfer on Tuesday.
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1 week ago |
kitchener.citynews.ca | Josh Piercey
Intersections can be frustrating and dangerous, especially when you mic impatient drivers with pedestrians and cyclists who are, at times, not paying close enough attention. A recent study from the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) researched 20 intersections at cities across the country, including in Waterloo and Guelph, i order to give a detailed look into how often vehicles and pedestrians are almost colliding at crosswalks and intersections.
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1 week ago |
kitchener.citynews.ca | Josh Piercey
Regional police are out with a warning for Waterloo residents after nine thefts from vehicles in just three weeks between the middle of May and beginning of June. Thefts from vehicles are on the rise according to the Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS), especially in the Northdale area of Waterloo. Regional police received nine reports of thefts from vehicles between May 18 and June 8 which, for the most part, took place overnight or in the early morning hours.
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