Ontario resident becomes first Canadian woman to lift Dinnie Stones
A woman from Campbellville, Ont. has earned a place in the record books after an international display of strength.
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Ontario researchers using AI to breed a better bean
Researchers at the University of Guelph have sprouted what they’re calling a ‘super bean’, with some help from artificial intelligence.
From dinks in downtown to serving up fun, Paddle Palooza returns to Kitchener
Downtown Paddle Palooza returned to Carl Zehr Square in Kitchener to celebrate a growing sport while raising money for a good cause.
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Golden Hawks named top Canadian university football talentOpens in new window
Two Wilfrid Laurier University players have been recognized as top prospects ahead of the 2027 CFL Draft.
Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship golf tournament comes to Brantford, Ont.Opens in new window
Some of the best amateur golfers in Canada gathered in Brantford for the 2026 Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship.
Ont. beach proposal turns into community ring huntOpens in new window
Strangers came together to help a couple from Toronto find an engagement ring lost on a beach in Southampton.
Kitchener Panthers host first Orange Jersey baseball gameOpens in new window
Sunday's game at Jack Couch Park featured an opening ceremony with drummers, dancers and children on the field, followed by Tyler Fuller, co-founder and ambassador of the Orange Jersey Project, throwing the ceremonial first pitch.
Fergus, Ont. entrepreneur takes coffee on the road with new mobile barOpens in new window
After Hours, created by Fergus residents Samantha Hand and her partner, Jamie Laing, launched its first pop-up in July and is currently operating at FreshBox Market in Guelph.
Swimming lessons availability and the need to learnOpens in new window
With a raising demand for swimming lessons, parents continue to scramble to find different options across the region.
Racquet sports fans rally in Cambridge Civic SquareOpens in new window
A range of racquet recreation took over Cambridge Civic Square on Thursday as the city hosted Racquet In The Square.
Workshop on Six Nations of the Grand River teaches carpentry skillsOpens in new window
High school students are carving out a new understanding of what it means to help build a community through a special workshop.
Charcoal Steak House marks 70 years in Kitchener with throwback pricesOpens in new window
Charcoal Steak House celebrates 70 years in business.
Ontario Summer Games showcases Waterloo Region and province’s top young soccer talentOpens in new window
Young soccer stars took to the pitch on Sunday for the final day of competition at the 2026 Ontario Summer Games.
Good Samaritan rescues driver from submerged vehicle at Guelph LakeOpens in new window
OPP are praising the quick actions of a witness who rescued a driver trapped inside their overturned vehicle in Guelph Lake.
WheatScanR app uses smartphone camera to improve farm yieldsOpens in new window
A new app, developed at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Agricultural College, aims to help wheat farmers across the world.
St. John’s Kitchen expands hours to offer overnight shelter spaceOpens in new window
St. John’s Kitchen in Kitchener, Ont. has expanded its programming and hours, so people in need of shelter will have a warm place to rest their heads.
Snow plow drivers from Waterloo Region face off in skills competitionOpens in new window
Professional drivers in Waterloo Region went head-to-head once again in a competition of dexterity, determination and dedication to their craft.
Blues Festival kicks off with charity concert in downtown KitchenerOpens in new window
The Kitchener Blues Festival marked its 26th year with a charity concert in Victoria Park, featuring Stratford musician Bill Durst and Canadian legend Sass Jordan.
Frederick Lanes marks grand reopening after local bowlers save Kitchener stapleOpens in new window
Frederick Lanes, formerly known as AMF Frederick Lanes, celebrated its official grand reopening on Friday afternoon, welcoming a packed house of bowlers following months of community-driven renovations.
Locals flock to 81st annual Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland GamesOpens in new window
Starting on Thursday, the four-day event began with a parade in downtown Fergus, followed by a military tattoo on friends, with athletic and musical competition spanning over the weekend.
Familiar faces take on new roles behind Kitchener Rangers benchOpens in new window
The Kitchener Rangers announced a new head coach this summer, but they’re also adding some faces behind the bench that fans already know.
Waterloo breast cancer survivor dragon boat team going to international competition in FranceOpens in new window
A Waterloo-based dragon boat team made up entirely of breast cancer survivors is asking the community for help as it prepares to compete on the international stage.
Jeff Kyrzakos named new head coach of the Kitchener RangersOpens in new window
The Kitchener Rangers have promoted one of their own to lead the Memorial Cup champions next season.
