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Staff outlined plans to get more of its outdated computer equipment into the hands of community members, and out of the electronic waste stream.
A webinar hosted by YWCA Cambridge on women's homelessness Wednesday featured elected politicians.
A staff report will identify surplus or underused city land, including parking lots, that could be used for housing.
A large donation of land in Wilmot could be killed over a disagreement about parking for 12 vehicles.
The North Dumfries Township integrity commissioner will not pursue a judge's determination of whether Coun. Rod Rolleman violated conflict rules when he voted on scrapping plans to twin the ice at the North Dumfries Community Complex.
Regional staff are working out how to use 2024 budget increase for homelessness after council voted to cut $4 million from staff's recommendation.
Wellington-Dufferin-º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½Public Health will conduct a mosquito larvicide program from May 27 to October 31, 2024. The Medical Officer of Hea…
Wilmot taxpayers could be looking at a 2024 property tax increase in the 10 per cent range.
Guthrie reaffirms commitment to reopen city budget if provincial legislation leads to fewer costs for municipalities; 2024 will see "community discussion" on downtown encampments, safe public spaces bylaw.
City of º¬Ð߲ݴ«Ã½heading into 2024 still uncertain whether province will make up for changes that will leave city nearly a quarter billion dollars short for infrastructure
Victoria Park being considered for program similar to one rolled out in Toronto in August
Speed limits in Kitchener school zones will vary depending on whether speed cameras are installed
Windmill Development Group's downtown project calls for 353 units, split between two 15-storey towers, as part of the Baker District redevelopment downtown; Reid’s Heritage Homes given green light for 136 townhouse units at 331 Clair Rd. E.