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Doug Coxson

Doug Coxson

Doug has been a reporter and editor for 25 years, working mainly in Waterloo region and Guelph

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Recent Work by Doug

Regional councillor not optimistic federal transit funding will flow into Cambridge

Regional councillor not optimistic federal transit funding will flow into Cambridge

Regional councillor Doug Craig says competing interests across Canada will keep Waterloo region from getting much of the $30 billion in federal public transit funding announced earlier this week
Twisted Metal turns city hall into New San Francisco

Twisted Metal turns city hall into New San Francisco

Filming for the Paramount/Peacock streaming series Twisted Metal took over Dickson Street and City Hall today
Council votes to push Saginaw speed bump request to budget

Council votes to push Saginaw speed bump request to budget

Council is concerned the speed mitigation measure could be considered a redundant waste of money when automated speed enforcement cameras are implemented in the coming months in two Saginaw school zones
Should the cost of collecting delinquent water bills be on landlords, or Cambridge taxpayers?

Should the cost of collecting delinquent water bills be on landlords, or Cambridge taxpayers?

Council will appoint task force to discuss the merits of changing its water billing policy and $1 million cost of making it a city responsibility to go after delinquent tenants
UPDATE: Second body found in search for missing rafters

UPDATE: Second body found in search for missing rafters

Police say a deceased woman was found on the banks of the Grand River in Paris
UPDATE: Body found as search for missing Kitchener women continues on the Grand River

UPDATE: Body found as search for missing Kitchener women continues on the Grand River

Police are still working on confirming the identity of the person found, and if they are one of the people who were reported missing
ICYMI: City could hike water rates to pay $1M cost of collecting delinquent water bills

ICYMI: City could hike water rates to pay $1M cost of collecting delinquent water bills

City of Cambridge to consider whether to revert to the old policy of collecting delinquent water bills, putting the financial burden on taxpayers instead of landlords
Grand River Cycle pumped over new location, bigger space

Grand River Cycle pumped over new location, bigger space

Blake Hetherington says the move to Hespeler from Hespeler Road last spring has been great for business
Picturing the Grand's parks: Exploring the trails of the Puslinch Tract

Picturing the Grand's parks: Exploring the trails of the Puslinch Tract

Dave Ottenbrite is on a mission to Jazz up Galt's core

Dave Ottenbrite is on a mission to Jazz up Galt's core

Galt Jazz is succeeding in its mandate to draw more people downtown by creating safer streets and a lively music scene
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