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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Man frequenting Waterloo Region wanted on 7 warrants

6 days ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

A 44-year-old man with connections to Waterloo Region is wanted on criminal charges. Waterloo Regional Police said he is currently wanted on seven outstanding warrants for multiple criminal offences, including robbery with violence, theft under $5,000, and failing to appear for court. The man is known to frequent Kitchener, Cambridge and Waterloo. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police said if he is seen, do not approach him and contact 911 immediately.
UPDATE: Man wanted on 7 warrants arrested in Kitchener

6 days ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

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Much delayed Black Bridge Road project set to begin in August

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Joe McGinty

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Ontario Trillium Benefit payment date is tomorrow, May 9. Here’s what you need to do to keep getting the government benefit

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Evelyn Harford

Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) payments arrive for eligible Ontario residents this week. The May payment date for the government benefit is Friday, May 9. The OTB is a combined three-in-one payment of the Ontario energy and property tax credit, the Northern Ontario energy credit and the Ontario sales tax credit. If you do not receive your payment you might want to check on its status using Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) My Account.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Florida Panthers: Here’s what it will cost you to attend Games 3 & 4 in Florida

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Itai Buenahora

It hasn’t been done since 1963 — the Toronto Maple Leafs have now held a 2-0 series lead in two different playoff series during one postseason following another impressive showing in Game 2 at Scotiabank Arena. In front of another buzzing, sellout home crowd, the Maple Leafs had to weather an early storm in front of a desperate Florida Panthers team that put forth an early onslaught towards Joseph Woll, who has taken over the crease.
Provincewide campaign tackles 911 misuse, as nearly half the calls are not emergencies

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Andrew Palamarchuk

Nearly half of all 911 calls in the province are for non-emergencies. A new campaign, launched Thursday in Peel Region Headquarters in Brampton, hopes to change that. The initiative, run by the provincial Emergency Services Steering Committee (ESSC), is dubbed “When Every Second Counts” and is billed as the first-ever provincewide campaign aimed at tackling 911 misuse.
Expanded recall issued for coolers sold in Canada at Costco, Walmart, Cabela’s and Amazon

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Evelyn Harford

Health Canada has issued an expanded product recall notice for Igloo 90-Quart Flip & Tow Rolling Coolers sold in Canada. Customers are told to immediately stop using the recalled coolers and contact Igloo to receive a replacement handle. The recall, which was , added the Igloo Latitude 90 QT Roller with model numbers 34785 and 34692. Many other model numbers and coolers have already been recalled. The updated recall is an expansion of the initial Feb. 13 product recall.
‘Lucky twoonie’ marks milestone in Cambridge arena expansion

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

All of Canada learned about “lucky loonie” at the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. Now, Cambridge has added the “lucky twoonie.”Coun. Corey Kimpson and Mayor Jan Liggett were on hand Wednesday at the expanded Preston Auditorium to place a twoonie in the cement, where centre ice will sit in the new NHL-sized rink. The twoonie was just a small piece of the 24-hour process in pouring the cement pad that goes under the ice surface.
920 Waterloo Region secondary students suspended for out-of-date vaccination records

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

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Waterloo Region has 48 measles cases, with 7 new potential exposures

1 week ago | cambridgetimes.ca | Bill Doucet

Waterloo Region is now up to a total of 48 cases of measles. The region’s public health unit saw nine more cases in the last reporting week, from April 29 to May 6. Of the 17 public health units in Ontario, Waterloo ranks 12th in case rate per 100,000 population at 7.1. The highest is the Southwestern Public Health unit, with 209.3 cases per 100,000 population.