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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Escape the city: Clyde estate offers acreage and accessibility

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Mark Bryson

#KWHouseHunt is a regular feature looking at houses for sale in the Waterloo Region market. Have a tip? Email us at [email protected]. Nestled in a serene enclave within the charming Village of Clyde, this unique property offers a rare blend of country tranquility and convenient access to urban amenities. The two-storey home, located at 6 Clydebank Rd., is situated on a one-acre lot and offers nearly 4,000 square feet of living space.
Cambridge driver nabbed for stunt driving in Puslinch

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

A 37-year-old Cambridge resident was charged with stunt driving in Puslinch. Wellington County OPP said the incident occurred Wednesday, at approximately 8:15 p.m., during traffic enforcement when officers noticed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed and stopped the driver on Gore Road West. Besides stunt driving, the driver was charged with speeding and failing to surrender a permit for a motor vehicle.
Slurs used, clothing grabbed in ‘hate-motivated’ incident in Cambridge

2 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

Waterloo Regional Police are searching for two men after a “hate-motivated” incident in Cambridge. Police said the incident occurred Friday at about 3:30 p.m., when a woman was in a parking lot in the area of Pinebush Road and Hespeler Road and two men approached in their vehicle and yelled slurs at her. The passenger then grabbed the victim’s clothing before fleeing the area, police added. No physical injuries were reported. Anyone with information can call police at 519-570-9777, extension 6370.
Man sought for exposing self to youth in Hespeler area of Cambridge: Police

2 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

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Voters get a chance to meet and speak to federal candidates at two Cambridge town halls

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Joe McGinty

Voters in Cambridge and Kitchener South—Hespeler will be able to meet and ask questions of the candidates running in the federal election on April 28. Voters can submit questions and hear from local candidates in two separate town halls hosted by Citizens for Cambridge, Waterloo Region Community Foundation, and the Cambridge Neighbourhood Organizations.
Trump announces sweeping ‘Liberation Day’ reciprocal tariffs including 25% on all vehicles made outside the U.S.

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Mike Pearson Insidehaltoncom |Mike Pearson

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Man charged after attempted temple break-ins in Cambridge, Kitchener

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

Waterloo Regional Police said the incidents occurred March 26, between 4 and 5:30 a.m., at a place of worship on Bridge Street East in Kitchener, the Sai Bhakti Dham Mandir temple on McIntyre Place in Kitchener and Radha Krishna Mandir & Cultural Centre on Old Mill Drive in Cambridge. In both temple cases, said Cambridge temple president Paul Persaud, a glass cutter was used to try and gain entry.
Cambridge sisters avoid criminal records for beating up school bully

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Gordon Paul

Two sisters who beat up a school bully have dodged criminal records. One of them, a 14-year-old, was granted an absolute discharge last November; her sister, 18, got the same sentence last week. The younger sister “snapped” after a group of 10 students “fat-shamed” her at school for seven months, court was told.
Cause unknown in Cambridge barn fire

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

A cause is unknown for a Cambridge barn fire on Saturday that caused $300,000 in damage. Eric Yates, chief fire prevention officer, said the blaze, at 1130 Maple Grove Rd., was reported at approximately 6:50 a.m., with four stations responding. Waterloo Regional Police closed a section of Maple Grove Road, between Boxwood Drive and Speedsville Road. Yates said no one was at the scene and there were no animals in the barn. There were no injuries reported, he said.
Cambridge man charged after harassment, sexual assault on transit

3 weeks ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

A 34-year-old Cambridge man is facing a sexual assault charge after three reported incidents toward people on public transit in Kitchener. Waterloo Regional Police said the sexual assault occurred between Feb. 14 and March 16, with a man “harassing” people using transit in Kitchener. A man was arrested on Thursday, and beside the sexual assault charge, he is facing three charges of criminal harassment. He was held for a bail hearing, police said, and the investigation is ongoing.