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Waterloo Region Record, 2 Sep 2026

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Read the Waterloo Region Record online with PressReader. The Waterloo Region Record is a prominent daily newspaper in the Waterloo, Ontario area delivering the latest news, politics, sports, business, opinion pieces and more. With a focus on delivering comprehensive local, national, and international news, the Waterloo Region Record newspaper keeps you up-to-date with the latest developing stories.

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ArticleWest Mon­trose bridge hois­ted onto tem­por­ary struc­ture

Rehab­il­it­a­tion of the his­toric West Mon­trose covered bridge reached a sig­ni­fic­ant mile­stone this week as the land­mark was hois­ted onto a tem­por­ary sup­port struc­ture installed earlier this sum­mer. Crews used hydraulic jacks on Monday...

West Mon­trose bridge hois­ted onto tem­por­ary struc­ture

ArticleDriver in fatal col­li­sion sen­tenced to 42 months

A driver who killed a woman in a two­car crash on a Water­loo Region rural road has been sen­tenced to 42 months in prison. Judy Jasper­Still­well, 50, pleaded guilty to dan­ger­ous driv­ing caus­ing the death of Mavis Kerr, 76. Jasper­Still­well,...

Driver in fatal col­li­sion sen­tenced to 42 months

ArticleDo scoot­ers belong on our roads and high­ways?

The other day, I was hor­ri­fied to see a video of someone on an e­bike chan­ging lanes and keep­ing up with other vehicles on High­way 7 and 8 in Kit­chener. Local police had shared the video with the omin­ous words: “Reck­less Scooter, do NOT do this.”

Do scoot­ers belong on our roads and high­ways?

ArticleTough trade talk

OTTAWA U.S. nego­ti­at­ors were push­ing in trade talks last month for con­ces­sions from Canada that would have made key sec­tors like the auto­mot­ive industry sub­si­di­ar­ies of their Amer­ican coun­ter­parts or be “wiped out,” entirely, Prime...

Tough trade talk