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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Kitchener South—Hespeler MP sues hospitals, doctors for $7 million (opens the original)
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Kitchener SouthâHespeler MP Dr. Matt Strauss and his wife are suing Cambridge Memorial and Guelph General hospitals, plus 21 health professionals and the organization Cambridge Midwives, for $7 million. The case involves the care of Strauss’s wife two years ago, after she gave birth to their son. The statement of claim names 11 individual doctors, five midwives and five nurses. The allegations have not been proven in court, and no statement of defence has yet been filed. The nature and specifi
The enormous grief of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Luisa D'Amato is a Waterloo Region Record columnist. In September 2001, she went to New York to report for The Record on the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. Reach her by email at ldamato@therecord.com It welcomed my grandmother and mother as refugees from Nazi Germany. It welcomed my fatherâs parents as poor Italian immigrants. I was born there. I trained to be a journalist there, before moving to Canada. I visited family there regularly. I have always loved it for its generous spirit, its buoy
The enormous grief of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Luisa D'Amato is a Waterloo Region Record columnist. In September 2001, she went to New York to report for The Record on the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. Reach her by email at ldamato@therecord.com It welcomed my grandmother and mother as refugees from Nazi Germany. It welcomed my fatherâs parents as poor Italian immigrants. I was born there. I trained to be a journalist there, before moving to Canada. I visited family there regularly. I have always loved it for its generous spirit, its buoy
The enormous grief of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Luisa D'Amato is a Waterloo Region Record columnist. In September 2001, she went to New York to report for The Record on the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. Reach her by email at ldamato@therecord.com It welcomed my grandmother and mother as refugees from Nazi Germany. It welcomed my fatherâs parents as poor Italian immigrants. I was born there. I trained to be a journalist there, before moving to Canada. I visited family there regularly. I have always loved it for its generous spirit, its buoy
Rural residents call for more transparency on water levels (opens the original)
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Regional council will soon make more data available to the public on underground water levels. Some rural residents of Wilmot Township have called for this information as they navigate problems with their private wells, many of which have been caused by excessive pumping by the Region of Waterloo. Samantha Lernout, president of Citizens for Safe Groundwater, said some rural residents have been forced to melt snow in the winter in order to flush their toilets. Or they’ve had to go to the local
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