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Lorraine Harris, 2011 Bernice Adams Award winner for music
October 25, 2011
Lorraine Harris, 2011 Bernice Adams Award winner for music is getting ready to take her musical career to new levels with the release of her 2nd CD. Her first CD, Knock, was a huge success. Two of her songs were released on a compilation CD, “Lift Jesus Higher,” along with a video, “He’s The One.” [...]
Casting Spells in Hespeler
October 20, 2011
Halloween may be a fun time to get dressed up, watch scary movies, eat candy and party for the general public, but that’s not what it means to those who practice Witchcraft and/or are Wiccans. Halloween is much more personal for a Wiccan/Witch. “Some Wiccans or Witches celebrate the ancestors, some of them celebrate the [...]
Cambridge 2015
October 12, 2011
Cambridge 2015 Fiction By Mike Cahill I had just left the General Committee Meeting and was walking down Dickson towards Water Street. It was just about 10 pm as I arrived at the entrance to my club. Coming out, I happened to see Jim Hillis, and James Haggerty. Arm in arm, and laughing like schoolboys [...]
The Future of Cambridge: Writing Contest. Over $500 in prizes!
October 12, 2011
“And in the death As the last few corpses lay rotting on the slimy thoroughfare The shutters lifted in inches in Temperance Building High on Poacher’s Hill And red, mutant eyes gaze down on Hunger City No more big wheels” From “Future Legend” by David Bowie The City of Cambridge has recently come out with [...]
Taking to the sky
October 9, 2011
Brendan is a second year journalism student at Conestoga College. When Scot was trying to come up with a good first assignment for him Brendan made the mistake of telling Scot he had never flown. As somebody who has never flown in an airplane, I was thrilled when word was mentioned that I would be [...]
Why Kathryn McGarry is the best candidate for Cambridge
October 4, 2011
I wrote this two weeks ago and, if anything, the polls are tighter now than they were then. Rather than repeat myself on every single post it’s easier just to bring this back up. Once again people, we are looking at a minority government, let’s pick the person who will do something for Cambridge. I [...]
Leone and Hudak threat to local jobs including RIM
September 24, 2011
Cambridge – When Tim Hudak announced his platform in early spring, many in Kitchener/Waterloo and Cambridge residents were very concerned. Hudak made a claim that he would put an Apple iPad in the hands of every student in Ontario. While Rob Leone and Tim Hudak claim they want to create jobs in our Region, why [...]
The Liberals are greener than the Greens
September 23, 2011
An article in Today’s Record about a survey that was taken by the environmental non-profit group Sustainable Waterloo Region, was released at the Tannery in Kitchener on Thursday night. The report, titled Ontario’s Energy Future: A Climate Change Perspective, was written based on a survey of the Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats and Greens, by a three-person panel: [...]
Mayor’s ‘State of the City Address’ Focuses on the China Connection
September 14, 2011
Cambridge Mayor’s ‘State of the City Address’ Focuses on the China Connection Cambridge, Ontario. September 13, 2011… Cambridge Mayor Doug Craig will deliver the 2011 ‘State of the City Address’ next week with a capture of the off-shore business development connections to Cambridge. The line-up also includes remarks by Nadir Patel, the former Canadian Consul [...]
Kathryn McGarry Condemns Job-killing PC Plan
September 9, 2011
Cambridge – The Ontario Liberal Plan is seeing $20 billion of new clean energy investments coming to Ontario, creating 50,000 jobs. But Tim Hudak?’s PCs want to take Ontario off-track. They want Ontario to miss out on a growing economy that the United Nations reports will reach $240B of investment worldwide in 2011. Today, Kathryn [...]
Furnish the Future on the move in deadly storm
August 25, 2011
It was 5:00pm when we stopped our regular jobs and took a look at the sky which was blue in sight and no sign of a tornado that was being reported all day on August 24, 2011. Sandra Hill even called a Custom Broker in Sarnia to confirm that shipment was set to clear the [...]
“Killer” dog owner answers back by Robyn O’Neil
July 13, 2011
How do I begin this article? How do I explain our side and how it differs from the original story? I mean, we’re the ones with the “big viscous” dog right? Our word against “theirs”? Well let me begin with the fact that there was not a split second we did not take responsibility for [...]
Libby McGrath, Princess of the Blue Sky
July 3, 2011
Libby McGrath didn’t let the weather rain on her post-Canada Day parade. The local country duo, consisting of McGrath and her husband Scott McQuaig, played one of their many riveting sets to an enthusiastic Saturday night crowd at the Beaver and Bulldog. As the audience approached the stage with multiple requests, McGrath belted out Joni [...]
Cambridge Celebrates the Nation’s Birthday with a Parade, Festivities and the Region’s Best Fireworks Display
June 30, 2011
From the City: Cambridge, Ontario. June 27, 2011… Cambridge’s Canada Day Celebrations are as patriotic as it gets; the nation’s biggest parade, midway rides/activities, and Waterloo Region’s best fireworks display. This year, the July 1st celebrations will also include the Warriors’ Day participants. The new parade feature honours our troops who have served our [...]
Changes are needed
June 22, 2011
I want to make it immediately clear that I take no issue with city councillors travelling to conferences. I firmly believe that there is value in this in terms of the information gathered and the experience gained. That said, it’s high time two of our local councils looked north for some guidance. In Waterloo, a [...]
Option for consideration
June 16, 2011
Here is the e-mail to Regional Council that they accepted and added to their agenda last night. Jim, I will in attendance tomorrow night and would appreciate being allowed to address Council despite the June 1st motion. If not, Kris, please add the following e-mail communication to the agenda for Regional Councillors to see before [...]
Light Rail is the Right Vision for an Ambitious Region
June 16, 2011
Here is the e-mail I sent to the CEO of Perimeter Institute Michael, firstly let me apologize for the delay in responding to your letter of May 18, 2011. You may be surprised to learn that a Councillor from Cambridge actually agrees with your position. Light rail is the right vision. It is the proposed [...]
‘Cambridge Concert Band’ Part of the Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts on June 17th
June 16, 2011
From city staff: Cambridge, Ontario. June 16, 2011…The 9th Annual Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts will kick off in Cambridge at 6:15 pm this Friday with music from the Cambridge Concert Band, a group deeply rooted in the Cambridge community. “We’ll be playing a few familiar numbers including Danny Boy and Folk Dances,” says Brent [...]
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