Maple sugaring was one of the few interests I shared with my dad. Experiencing it again with my son tapped into unexpected emotions ...

The university is launching a new project to find practical ways for faculty to use GenAI in their teaching — from course and program design to delivery and assessment ...

A new strategy will look to make Kitchener even more welcoming to newcomers. The city’s first Municipal Newcomer Strategy is intended to “improve newcomers’ access to city services, events, facilities ...

As the snow melts away in Cambridge, a nasty reminder of fall has reared its head as soggy piles of decomposing leaves are exposed on streets across the city. When the region was hit with a snowstorm ...

Duolingo wanted me to learn sentences that would never come up. Adrienne Penner’s “German in 32 Lessons,” published in 1978, gave me the real deal ...

Documents show Bob Gale, an ardent collector of historical items, acquired an inscribed edition of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” manifesto in 2010 from an American auction house.

Expect delays along the following routes — two closures are scheduled for roadwork on provincial highways in Waterloo on March 12, 2026: Highway 401 eastbound between Speedsville Road and Speedsville ...

Focus on your own retirement goals. Improve your own financial situation. Run your own race. Plan for your own life in your retirement years.

Here is your morning digest, including weather and traffic in Waterloo Region, along with The Record’s top stories. G ood morning Waterloo Region! This is the Thursday, Mar. 12 edition of The Record’s ...

Joy in the City Guelph (JITCG) has just the workshop for you. Music Speaks! Gospel Music Workshop III is coming soon for an inspiring morning of music and community engagement.

In a six-week spree, 17-year-old fired a handgun from a moving car, stole high-end Acuras and was tied to a cache of drugs found in a storage unit ...

Police in Kitchener have investigated four swatting incidents in a month, causing panic and diverting resources. Officers warn people of the serious legal consequences for making false reports.