Guelph man and his dog uncover possible 5,000-year-old artifact in Speed River
Welch was searching the river with his dog, Pepper, when he uncovered a stone spear point he believes is more than 5,000 years old.
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Researchers in Ontario develop device to test donated lungs
People who need a lung transplant may be able to feel more optimistic about their outcomes thanks to work by University of Waterloo researchers and doctors with Toronto’s University Health Network.
Lemonade stand turns six-year-old leukemia survivor’s journey into fundraiser for childhood cancer charities
What began as a small neighbourhood lemonade stand has grown into an annual fundraiser for childhood cancer charities, inspired by a young girl’s journey through leukemia.
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Annual Dash & Splash takes over Kiwanis Park in KitchenerOpens in new window
Dog owners around the community can start their own fundraising campaigns leading up to the event, with proceeds going to the humane society, and highest fundraisers winning prizes at the event.
Kitchener retirement home residents enjoy annual dog show Opens in new window
An annual parade of dogs returned to Trinity Village Retirement and Long-Term Care Community in Kitchener.
Bif Naked to headline KW Oktoberfest 2026 Willkommen Platz programmingOpens in new window
As Kitchener Waterloo Oktoberfest draws nearer, we are getting a better idea of what to expect during the iconic celebration of Bavarian culture.
The Aud hosts community open house to celebrate 75 yearsOpens in new window
Community members are getting a rare behind-the-scenes look at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium to celebrate the venue’s 75th anniversary.
Record revenues for Kitchener Rangers’ Memorial Cup winning seasonOpens in new window
The Kitchener Rangers brought home the Memorial Cup last season, but they are now celebrating another big win.
Take a look inside Guelph’s new high schoolOpens in new window
For the first time in nearly 60 years, Guelph has a new public high school.
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region expands food locker programOpens in new window
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region is expanding a program that acts as a lifeline for busy people in need of a little help.
Guelph’s mayor finds dartboard with his face on it at thrift storeOpens in new window
Guelph’s outgoing mayor has been very public about his love of thrift stores and garage sales, but his latest find may truly be one-of-a-kind.
University of Waterloo researchers look to nature to improve renewable energy storageOpens in new window
Renewable energy may be the future, but storing electricity generated by wind and solar remains a challenge.
Waterloo fiddler wins Canadian Grand Masters competitionOpens in new window
A woman from Waterloo, Ont. is now a Canadian Grand Master in fiddling.
Music lovers give CDs another spinOpens in new window
Before streaming services, MP3 players and iPods, music lovers collected their favourite tunes in a very different format.
Cambridge teen turns childhood lemonade stand into licensed businessOpens in new window
What started as a lemonade stand built by a three-year-old and her mother has grown into a fully licensed food business in Cambridge.
University of Waterloo students launch rocket 63,497 feet into record booksOpens in new window
A group of students set a new world record for the highest-flying amateur liquid-fuel rocket.
Kitchener Rangers bring Memorial Cup to 95-year-old former team presidentOpens in new window
A piece of hockey history made a special stop in Waterloo, Ont. on Tuesday in a full circle moment for the Kitchener Rangers’ oldest living past president.
Dolly Parton’s legacy of optimism offers blueprint for compassion, Brantford researcher saysOpens in new window
In a world often divided by politics and social turmoil, the loss of country music icon Dolly Parton is bringing people from all walks of life together in shared grief.
Golden Hawks preparing for a big season under a new head coachOpens in new window
It will be the first game in 14 seasons without former head coach Michael Faulds on the sidelines.
Ontario resident becomes first Canadian woman to lift Dinnie StonesOpens in new window
A woman from Campbellville, Ont. has earned a place in the record books after an international display of strength.
Ontario researchers using AI to breed a better beanOpens in new window
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 KitchenerOpens in new window
Downtown Paddle Palooza returned to Carl Zehr Square in Kitchener to celebrate a growing sport while raising money for a good cause.
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.
