Cambridge Times

Cambridge Times is a community-focused newspaper located in Southern Ontario, Canada, dedicated to the residents of Cambridge. It took over from the Cambridge Reporter in 2003 after the publisher decided to shut it down. The Times is part of the Metroland Media Group and is owned by the Torstar Corporation.

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North Dumfries forming liaison committee for Hwy. 24 plans

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Jackson

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Should you put off that renovation? Here’s why upgrades impact real estate value

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Lindsay Smith

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Cambridge goalie Jacob Steinman takes ‘unorthodox’ path on ice

2 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Josh Brown

Jacob Steinman wasn’t drafted into the Ontario Hockey League. In fact, during his draft year, back in 2020, the Cambridge goalie says he didn’t even have a single conversation with an OHL scout. “Like everybody I was hoping to get drafted,” he said. “I didn’t really talk to anybody, so I didn’t know what to expect. I just knew that if I didn’t get drafted it wasn’t the end of the world.” Being bypassed simply lit a fire under the 16-year-old.
‘You could have killed someone,’ judge tells Cambridge boy

2 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Gordon Paul

A Cambridge boy who fired a shotgun down a public walking trail could have killed someone, a judge told him. “An adult who did the same thing as you is getting years in the penitentiary — five years, potentially,” Justice Dominique Kennedy said this week in Kitchener court. “I need to know that you understand these are serious things that you did. You actually could have killed someone. That’s not an exaggeration.” The boy, 15 at the time, apologized in court.
Cambridge driver charged with impaired, stunt driving

2 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

A 26-year-old Cambridge resident had an impaired charge tacked onto stunt driving after being stopped by OPP in Brockton. South Bruce OPP were conducting speed enforcement in the municipality when they stopped a Cambridge driver for travelling “in excess of” 110 km/h in a posted 70 km/h zone. The officer then spoke to the driver and “detected signs of impairment,” police said. The driver was arrested and taken for further testing.
Cambridge Beer Store location 1 of 10 to shut its doors

2 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

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Three Waterloo Region roads among worst in Ontario: CAA rankings

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Josh Brown

Ira Needles Boulevard is moving up, and not in a good way. The road, which runs through Kitchener and Waterloo, was ranked as the second worst in Ontario’s western region — which includes Brant, Huron, Middlesex, Norfolk, Oxford, Perth County and Waterloo Region — in the annual list of patchy pathways put out by the Canadian Automobile Association. It’s the third year in a row that the bumbling boulevard has cracked the list after ranking fourth worst in each of the past two years.
Unsanctioned Cambridge car rally prompts police action

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Mark Bryson

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Suspected fentanyl seized in Cambridge drug investigation

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Mark Bryson

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The A’s have been good for what was ailing the Blue Jays offence, but it might take more to heal Daulton Varsho

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Rosie DiManno

Grazing on the A’s. Regurgitating that cud. A performance-enhancing supplement for what had been, until this weekend, largely an anemic offence, especially mordant with runners in scoring position. But the Blue Jays have erupted — albeit off the sketchy moundsmen of the Vagabond Athletics — for 10 home runs over the last three days. Four of them came Saturday afternoon, half of those from George Springer. Take three A’s games and call me in the morning was exactly the corrective the Jays needed.