Where results make sense

About us   |   Why use us?   |   Reviews   |   PR   |   Contact us

Topic: The Record (Waterloo Region)

    Note: these results are not from the primary (high quality) database.

Smell of fresh air, coffee a new experience in pub and more from - Jan 7, 2000 - Kitchener-Waterloo Record Tobacco News But Waterloo Region's smoking bylaw doesn't cover the workplace, unless, of course, it happens to be a bar or restaurant. On Saturday, Waterloo Region and Guelph ushered in the new year with new sections of no-smoking bylaws that stamp out smoking entirely in bars and restaurants. Some Waterloo Region residents are asking why the bylaw doesn't apply to their working lives. www.healthwatcher.net /Waterloo_region/kwr000107dining.html

Grace period nearing an end for area's persistent puffers - Jan 15, 2000 - Kitchener-Waterloo Record Tobacco News Waterloo Region's bylaw requires all enclosed places accessible to the public to be 100 per cent smoke-free -- including bleachers in arenas during public events, stairwells and hallways of apartment buildings, bars, restaurants, bowling centres and bingo halls. Brian Hatton, Waterloo Region's director of environmental health, said his 26 bylaw enforcement officers -- plus another two soon to be hired -- will start enforcing the public-smoking ban by the middle of next week. Although most bars, restaurants and other public places in the region are complying with the law, about 40 of 1,100 premises visited by the health department are not, Hatton said this week. www.healthwatcher.net /Waterloo_region/kwr000115goodwin.html   (633 words)

THERECORD.COM SPECIAL REPORT 29, 2003 - Starting Saturday, The Record examines all of the election races for seats in Waterloo Region, the cities of Kitchener, Cambridge and Waterloo and the townships of Woolwich, Wellesley, Wilmot and North Dumfries. There's a second election under way in Waterloo, in which five candidates are competing for two seats on regional council. Markham, a rival high-tech geekdom north of Toronto, has beaten Waterloo Region -- home of the BlackBerry and math whizzes by the trainload -- to something it should have embraced an election or two ago. www.therecord.com /municipal_election2003   (3429 words)

Kitchener-Waterloo Record - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Record, officially the Kitchener-Waterloo Record, is a daily newspaper published in Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada. Though it began in Kitchener it soon came to include Waterloo and now also covers Cambridge and the surrounding area. The former headquarters, on Fairway Road in Kitchener, is where the paper itself was once published; as printing is now offsite, the staff moved out and the building will soon be demolished. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kitchener-Waterloo_Record   (3429 words)

Region to tighten smoking bylaw The Record.com WATERLOO REGION -- Regional councillors have moved to tighten their smoking ban yet again, this time taking aim at taxis and winterized patios. While it's still legal to smoke on a patio, councillors voted last night to require bars and restaurants to keep at least 35 per cent of their wall space open to the elements. www.tobacco.org /news/108599.html   (3429 words)

Meningitis shot is not healthy, Waterloo chiropractor protests Waterloo > * chiropractor Jeffrey Winchester opposes the inoculation campaign > * enough to put up a sign that says ``meningitis shot is not mandatory > or necessary.'' He even picketed a vaccination clinic to persuade > people not to have the shot. Health officials in > the region studied the situation carefully and made the right > decision that mass vaccination was the best bet to prevent more > sickness and death. A Kitchener girl died of the > disease two weeks before they were diagnosed. www.chirowatch.com /kwr971223winchester.html   (3429 words)

Article From Kitchener Waterloo Record XL Tool has a broad customer base in Waterloo Region and nearby communities such as Woodstock, Guelph, Tillsonburg, Toronto and Mississauga. When he started XL Tool Inc. in 1992, the Kitchener firm was a two-person tool and die business. Later he apprenticed to become a tool and die maker with the company, where he was employed from 1984 to 1996. www.xltool.com /news/KW_Record.html   (3429 words)

Meal Exchange [ Hunger Problem. Student Solution. ] The Food Bank of Waterloo Region got about $2,000 worth of bulk food, the St. John's soup kitchen received 300 pieces of cake for its Easter dinner and 80 meals were personally delivered to smaller agencies. Students in residence at the University of Waterloo organized a similar campaign and this term donated more than $4,500 worth of goods to the food bank. So, with the end of the school year approaching, Raj worked out a plan for their meal cards, spread the word in residences and collected more than $3,100. www.mealexchange.com /media/coverage2.html   (3429 words)

Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph Record Crafts and Fine Art Show and Sale in Ontario, Canada with artisans, jewellery, glass, pottery and more The Record is proud to continue the 23-year show legacy in Waterloo Region. Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph Record Crafts and Fine Art Show and Sale in Ontario, Canada with artisans, jewellery, glass, pottery and more This popular show and sale includes talented artisans, vendors, demonstrations and Canadian exhibits from Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and surrounding area. www.therecord.com /promo/craft_show   (3429 words)

Kitchener-Waterloo On Board The money will be used to buy theatre tickets for school children and people who can't afford them in Waterloo Region. Kitchener Waterloo On Board is an "opoly-style" game being sold as a fundraiser for a Centre in the Square program that buys theatre tickets for school children. Ottawa, Victoria and Weber streets) and the Greater Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber of Commerce on Queen Street in Kitchener. www.kitchenerwaterlooonboard.org /newsitem6.php   (3429 words)

Hemp Evolution: Cannabis Activist Information & Resources & Waterloo Region, despite its size and close proximity to Toronto, has a unique identity and a strong reputation throughout Canada. And it is known for being charitable because of the longtime Mennonite influence. Sadly, this reputation is being marred by Kitchener council's resolution to crack down on pot-growers. www.hempevolution.org /media/kitchener_waterloo_record/kwr011206.htm   (3429 words)

No-smoking bylaw survives - Jan 27, 2000 - Kitchener-Waterloo Record Tobacco News Waterloo Region's tough new smoking bylaw survived a nearly six-hour assault Wednesday from bar owners desperate to soften the month-old ban. Arnold Attwooll, the owner of the Walper Pub and Reggie's restaurant in the Walper Terrace Hotel and the Pony Club in downtown Kitchener, pleads with regional council to change its bylaw banning smoking in indoor public places. If we were to vote on it tonight, quite likely there'd be no changes to the bylaw," Kitchener Mayor Carl Zehr said early this morning after listening to more than 80 delegates praise and pan the bylaw. www.healthwatcher.net /Waterloo_region/kwr000127cannon.html   (3429 words)

Waterloo Region Community Homelessness Network The Waterloo Region Community Homelessness Network is committed to finding positive ways to respond to homelessness and related issues in our community. Kitchener-Waterloo Record: "Three months after the city pulled its licence, a derelict Kitchener lodging house is busier than ever. Kitchener-Waterloo Record : "She was 17, frightened and more alone than she'd ever felt before. www.waterlooregion.org /homelessness/2003/01   (3429 words)

Canada Kitchener Waterloo Record Online - Waterloo Region's daily newspaper includes local news, events, classified ads, and community links. Record, The - published every other Wednesday in Gold River, British Columbia, and serves Greater Nootka Sound, including the communities of Kyuquot, Tahsis, and Zeballos as well as Friendly Cove and assorted logging camps. Comox Valley Record - local publication for the Comox Valley. www.newspaper-listings.com /Enter/Newspapers/Countries/canada.htm   (3429 words)

Waterloo Region Branch Ontario Genealogical Society, Canada Waterloo Region Branch has completed it's transcription of grave stones in the county. The University of Waterloo Library holds local land records and other material of local interest. The Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS) was formed in 1961 in Waterloo, Ontario by members of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society. ist.uwaterloo.ca /~marj/genealogy/ww.html   (999 words)

Fauquier County - Major Rezonings - Piedmont Environmental Council Despite another record year of conservation in the Piedmont, proposed legislation would drastically reduce conservation incentives. Of this, a block of nearly 900 acres borders Elk Run, a tributary of Cedar Run, which is part of the region's drinking water supply. Fauquier’s PDR program is targeted at protecting farmland, particularly in the southern part of the County, and the County will pay $20,000 per development right. www.pecva.org /counties/fauquier/conservation/2005-03-10PDRalert.asp   (608 words)

Artifact: North West Film Archives The North West is vividly captured in both professional and amateur footage - a powerful record of modern urban society in moving pictures. Rescuing and ensuring the survival of moving images about the North West of England for the education and enjoyment of the region's people - both today and in the future. The liner docks at Quebec and passengers disembark. www.artifact.ac.uk /nwfastart.php?q=Liverpool   (608 words)

The First Newspapers Two venerable exceptions are the Stanstead Journal, founded by Leroy Robinson in 1845, and today Quebec's oldest weekly; and The Sherbrooke Record, a daily founded in 1897 by Leonard Channell. A host of daily and weekly newspapers sprung up in towns and villages all across the Eastern Townships -- Sherbrooke, Compton, Danville, Waterloo, Missisquoi, Coaticook, and many others. Today, the region's most widely circulated paper is Sherbrooke's La Tribune, published in French since 1910. www.townshipsheritage.com /Eng/Hist/Comm/newspapers.html   (317 words)

waterlooians.ca The Grannies, a local activist group, say development in northwest Waterloo has trashed farmland and threatened a major water supply for Waterloo Region. The Raging Grannies were in fine form last night at Waterloo city council where they sang songs of protest about another housing subdivision planned on the Waterloo moraine. The group opposes a subdivision proposed for the Waterloo moraine. www.waterlooians.ca /blog   (317 words)

The Canadian Association for Free Expression - Free Speech Monitor Senior regional officials were unaware of the signs until contacted by the Kitchener-Waterloo Record, which was informed about it yesterday by Lauder. In exchange for keeping sections of regional roads clean of litter and debris, the region posts a sign with the name of the community group above another saying Keeping Waterloo Region Beautiful. In Kitchener/Waterloo, Ontario, along comes a group of young Whites proud of their heritage. www.canadianfreespeech.com /newsletters/2001/may.html   (2279 words)

Military Books With Mountbatten in Asia, the dreadful British situation there was redressed: Burma and Malaya were reconquered, Vietnam and Indonesia occupied, the region nursed back to economic and political stability. In 1815, as a lieutenant in a regiment of Light Dragoons, he played a notably active part in the Battle of Waterloo. This excellent book is not only a definitive record of all 7 Guards Regiments, but also a highly readable story of outstanding military achievement in more than 3 centuries of peace and war. www.stillmanbooks.com /militarybooks.htm   (2279 words)

David Element's Railway Web Page 4 - BR Southern Region Steam, 1967 For the record, these images have been digitally copied from standard size prints and the original negatives (since lost) were taken using a primitive fixed focus camera. Rebuilt 'West Country' Pacific Class 34034 'Honiton' at Waterloo, 1967 Although none of the above examples survived the cutter's torch there are members of each of these classes still in regular use, either on the main line or on private railways. www.david.element.ukgateway.net /steamlocomotives4.htm   (2279 words)

David Element's Railway Web Page 4 - BR Southern Region Steam, 1967 For the record, these images have been digitally copied from standard size prints and the original negatives (since lost) were taken using a primitive fixed focus camera. Although none of the above examples survived the cutter's torch there are members of each of these classes still in regular use, either on the main line or on private railways. Rebuilt 'West Country' Pacific Class 34034 'Honiton' at Waterloo, 1967 www.david.element.ukgateway.net /steamlocomotives4.htm   (192 words)

Local Issues & Newsletters On the front page of the Kitchener Waterloo Record on June 20, 2000, Kitchener Centre MPP Wayne Wettlaufer verbalized his belief that he deserves of a 32.6% increase in pay. I, too, feel that I am worth what I am paid but I also firmly believe that I would serve without remuneration if asked because it is an honour and a privilege to continue to serve the students of this region. At a time when Northern Ontario residents are told by Wettlaufer's party that there is no money to cover their travel expenses for cancer care, Wettlaufer wants more money. www.kitchenerliberals.com /nl.htm   (192 words)

Father, brother of Dan Snyder end silence - PittsburghLIVE.com Luann Snyder, Dan Snyder's mother, spoke to the Waterloo Region Record in a story the newspaper published Tuesday. Snyder died Oct. 5 at the age of 25 from head injuries suffered in the accident on Sept. 29 in Atlanta. TORONTO - The father and brother of Dan Snyder spoke publicly Wednesday for the first time since the Atlanta Thrashers forward died of injuries sustained in an auto accident with teammate Dany Heatley. www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/sports/s_162567.html   (584 words)

David Element's Railway Web Page 4 - BR Southern Region Steam, 1967 For the record, these images have been digitally copied from standard size prints and the original negatives (since lost) were taken using a primitive fixed focus camera. The grimy condition of these locomotives is very much in contrast with that of the gleaming machines which continue to operate in preservation. Although none of the above examples survived the cutter's torch there are members of each of these classes still in regular use, either on the main line or on private railways. www.david.element.ukgateway.net /steamlocomotives4.htm   (584 words)

History & Culture, York Region OGS Includes "Commemorative Biographical record of the county of York, Ontario" by J.H. Beers and Co., 1907; "History of Toronto and County of York, Ontario" by C. Blackett Robinson, 1885, and much more. This book tells of the remedies used by Pennsylvania German settlers living in York Co., Waterloo Co., and The Twenty. There is also an extensive photo gallery of buildings and places in Toronto, and the stories of the Pickard, Beckett, Blackmore and Strode families who came to Toronto from England. www.rootsweb.com /~onyrbogs/ref_004.htm   (1323 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)

About us   |   Why use us?   |   Reviews   |   Press   |   Contact us   Copyright © 2005-2007 www.factbites.com Usage implies agreement with terms.