Kitchener

Despite the PM’s love for Silicon Valley, relying on foreign tech firms for jobs risks turning Canada into a branch-plant economy

He survived childhood health scares and the Cambodian genocide. In Canada, he found his voice and a sense of freedom.

Ahead of the fall sitting, the NDP leader goes to Windsor.

Various allegations of phone mischief were made during the last federal campaign and various ridings have been cited this week in connection to the fraudulent calls being investigated by Elections Canada. Because the allegations vary—rude calls, late night calls, calls about polling stations, etc—it’s probably worth clarifying how many ridings may have been impacted by calls meant to misdirect voters to fake or incorrect polling stations.

The Kitchener-Waterloo Record traces mischievous calls made during the election to the Conservative party.

Canada’s old ‘German capital’ is once again learning the art—and politics—of reinvention

Susan Delacourt notes an interesting question posed at an all-candidates debate in Kitchener.

Stephen Harper, addressing a rally in Kitchener last Friday.

More from the Prime Minister’s swing through southwestern Ontario.

Peter Shawn Taylor has found a transit project so questionable I actually think even I wouldn’t support it: a light rail transit system in the Waterloo, Ont. downtown core.