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Waterloo region economic development group tempers concerns over proposed tariffs by 'bombastic' Trump
Tony LaMantia, president and CEO of Waterloo Economic Development Corporation, says he's not taking U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's threats of a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods seriously and believes Canadian trade negotiators will be able to work with the new administration.
Trudeau meets with the premiers as Trump ramps up his threats against Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the premiers will meet Wednesday to discuss strategy as president-elect Donald Trump threatens to upend the bilateral relationship with punitive tariffs on virtually everything Canada sends to the U.S.
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Why this Kitchener musician plans to Rock the Halls in support of mental health
Avalon Stone started Music for Mental Health Canada during the pandemic to help people connect with music when they needed a boost. This Thursday, she's organizing the Rock The Halls concert. Eight independent and emerging artists will raise their voices for the cause with all proceeds supporting Canada’s 9-8-8, the national suicide and crisis helpline CAMH launched last year. In an interview on CBC K-W's The Morning Edition, she explained to host Craig Norris why the concert means so much to her.
Ontario eyes new electricity generation sites, possibly including nuclear
Ontario is eyeing three sites across the province for new electricity generation facilities, including the possibility of large-scale nuclear plants.
Ontario's local ethics watchdog system a 'cash cow' in 'Wild West,' say experts urging reform
How TheMuseum in Kitchener plans to help kids get letters to Santa Claus in lieu of postal strike
Student nutrition program struggling to feed Waterloo region children
Canada's 988 suicide prevention line taking around 1,000 calls a day and saving lives, service says
Woman arrested in Taylor Swift ticket fraud case scammed fans out of $70K, police say
Paul Bernardo denied parole for a third time after victims' families pleaded with parole board
More than 2,300 people are homeless in Waterloo region, new point-in-time count finds
Driver of festive Camry says light display is here to stay even after warning from police
Ford says Trump's tariff threat 'like a family member stabbing you in the heart'
Mediation talks between Canada Post and union suspended
Driver charged in B.C. crash that killed Guelph athlete, injured several others: RCMP
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