Latest from Cameron Mahler
Waterloo Region Votes
How Kitchener South-Hespeler candidates plan to address U.S. tariffs, health care and affordability
Candidates from three of the four major parties participated in a CBC K-W candidate panel. They answered questions about voters' top concerns, including dealing with U.S.-imposed tariffs, health care and affordability.
How Kitchener-Conestoga candidates plan to address affordable housing and the Wilmot Township land assembly
Candidates from the four major parties participated in a CBC K-W candidate panel. They answered questions about their voters' top concerns, including building more affordable housing and the land assembly in Wilmot Township.
WATERLOO REGION VOTES
Kitchener Centre candidates talk housing, health care, and how to make life more affordable
Kitchener Centre candidates from three major parties participated in a panel discussion about how they plan to address top issues raised by voters in their riding.
Cambridge candidates on how they'll address health care, homelessness and tariffs
As part of ongoing Ontario election cover, CBC K-W is inviting candidates who represent the four parties with current MPPs at Queen's Park to take part in a panel discussion of issues important to voters.
Health care, housing and education: Top issues raised by voters in Waterloo region and area ridings
Voters from the five ridings in Waterloo region and surrounding communities shared their top concerns and what they hope local candidates will address in the upcoming Ontario provincial election with CBC K-W.
Waterloo Region Votes
These Waterloo region voters have their say about what top issues in this Ontario election
Panelists from Perth-Wellington and Waterloo share their concerns and hopes ahead of Feb. 27 election day in Ontario.
Cambridge councillor's meme alluding to Trump's 2-gender executive order causes outrage
A meme posted and since deleted to Cambridge, Ont., Coun. Adam Cooper's Facebook page has prompted a war of online words with a local 2SLGBTQ+ advocate. CBC News reached out to both Eric Bolton and Cooper for their views on the issue, which transpired after the U.S. president signed an executive order ending policies protecting various 2SLGBTQ+ rights.
Waterloo Indigenous-led transitional housing program being put on pause
Organizers say the decision comes in light of a lease that ends in May and the need to re-envision the program. The group is looking at hiring new staff and creating a new model catered towards healing and transitioning tenants into permanent housing.
Ex-Kitchener neurologist Jeffrey Sloka makes brief court appearance for update in ongoing sexual assault trial
Former Kitchener, Ont., neurologist Jeffrey Sloka appeared in court virtually Wednesday for a brief appearance. The judge heard Sloka's defence team is still completing the final submission for trial to continue. He is due back in court at the end of this month.
New year, new growth: The construction shaping Waterloo region in 2025
Growth in housing supply is expected to exceed that of 2024 and new capital projects are coming down the pipeline for Waterloo region in 2025.