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Kitchener co-op says heritage designation would prove too costly, onerous (opens the original)
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Kitchener council wonât proceed with a heritage designation for a 1948 apartment building after the co-opâs residents said it would prove too onerous and costly. Heritage Kitchener committee members and council agreed earlier this year to pursue designation under the Ontario Heritage Act for 265 Weber St. E., a three-storey building between Simeon Street and Borden Avenue North thatâs home to Eastview Co-operative Apartments. But on Monday night, councillors decided not to follow through o
17-storey highrise proposed near Kitchener’s Victoria Park (opens the original)
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A proposed development would replace three homes with a 17-storey highrise near Kitchenerâs Victoria Park. The plan would see the three single-detached homes at 229, 235 and 239 Victoria St. S., between Walnut and Strange streets, demolished to construct an apartment building with 153 units. Official plan and zoning bylaw amendments are required to increase density and height, in order to allow more than double the maximum of eight storeys currently permitted for those properties. Other reques
Waterloo business SugarTrack Consulting is in the fight to reverse prediabetes (opens the original)
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For Michelle McCorkell, the fight to reverse prediabetes is personal. When McCorkell learned she had the condition â marked by elevated blood glucose, or sugar, levels, prediabetes can progress to Type 2 diabetes â she wasnât quite sure what to do with that information. McCorkell said itâs estimated that about 30 per cent of Canadians have either prediabetes or Type 2 diabetes. The good news is that, in many cases, prediabetes can be managed or even reversed through healthy lifestyle cha
Candidate taking second run at Kitchener mayor's office (opens the original)
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Manikantan (Mani) Nair thinks Kitchener can, and should, dare to dream big. âI personally feel Kitchener has enormous potential,â said Nair, who is running for mayor in the October municipal election. âIn order to make use of that, you need to be ambitious about your future.â His travels outside Canada have left him asking âwhy canât Kitchener aspire to be one of the best cities in the world?â âBecause you have to dream big. Then only you can set some targets where you want to ac
Entrepreneur Cindy Ward wants to breathe fresh air into Kitchener city hall (opens the original)
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Cindy Ward wants to breathe some fresh air into Kitchener City Hall. The social psychologist and entrepreneur â Ward is the creator of Dr. Wardâs Fresh Mist, a line of natural air fresheners she pitched on CBCâs âDragonsâ Denâ in 2024 â is running for mayor in the October municipal election. The first-time political candidate sees that outsiderâs perspective as an asset. âIâve always wanted to be mayor. I always looked at the city as if I can be the leader of this city and ma
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