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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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ArticleBrought back to life, one stone at a time

A 173­year­old build­ing that once stood as a fact­ory and later spent about 20 years as a roof­less ruin will open its doors to guests on Oct. 9 as part of the Elora Mill. The restored Walser Build­ing will add nine hotel rooms, a res­taur­ant and a...

Brought back to life, one stone at a time

ArticleDrug tied to death is on feds' radar

Water­loo Regional Police said the sud­den death of a man in Cam­bridge after a recent failed psy­cho­act­ive drug heal­ing exper­i­ence is a “rare and unusual case,” but Health Canada has been fol­low­ing domestic reports of harms asso­ci­ated with...

Drug tied to death is on feds' radar

ArticleDrug tied to death is on feds' radar

Water­loo Regional Police said the sud­den death of a man in Cam­bridge after a recent failed psy­cho­act­ive drug heal­ing exper­i­ence is a “rare and unusual case,” but Health Canada has been fol­low­ing domestic reports of harms asso­ci­ated with...

Drug tied to death is on feds' radar

ArticleBrought back to life, one stone at a time

A 173­year­old build­ing that once stood as a fact­ory and later spent about 20 years as a roof­less ruin will open its doors to guests on Oct. 9 as part of the Elora Mill. The restored Walser Build­ing will add nine hotel rooms, a res­taur­ant and a...

Brought back to life, one stone at a time