Cambridge Community Mourns After Fatal Pedestrian Collision Claims Life of Three-Year-Old Girl

Cambridge Community Mourns After Fatal Pedestrian Collision Claims Life of Three-Year-Old Girl

Introduction: A City Shaken by Tragedy The Cambridge community is grappling with profound grief following a devastating pedestrian collision that claimed the life of a three-year-old girl and left a woman seriously injured. The incident, which occurred on a busy city street, has once again drawn attention to pedestrian safety and the emotional toll such tragedies inflict on families and neighbourhoods. As police continue their investigation, residents, leaders, and first responders are reflecting on the growing impact of traffic-related incidents and the urgent need for vigilance, compassion, and prevention. The fatal crash marks the second pedestrian death in Cambridge within…
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Careless Driving Charge Laid Following November Pedestrian Fatality in Cambridge

Careless Driving Charge Laid Following November Pedestrian Fatality in Cambridge

A fatal pedestrian collision in Cambridge last month has led to a serious criminal charge, as Waterloo Regional Police confirm that an elderly driver is now facing legal consequences in connection with the death of a 34-year-old woman. The case has renewed public concern around road safety, pedestrian protection, and the emotional toll such tragedies continue to have on the community. Fatal Collision Under Investigation Since November Crash Occurred in a Busy Cambridge Area The incident dates back to November 20, when emergency services were dispatched to a reported pedestrian collision near the intersection of Langs Drive and Industrial Road…
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Regional Councillor Seeks Funding for Women’s Warming Shelter in Cambridge Amid Rising Homelessness

Regional Councillor Seeks Funding for Women’s Warming Shelter in Cambridge Amid Rising Homelessness

As winter temperatures intensify across Waterloo Region, a renewed push is underway to address the growing needs of women experiencing homelessness in Cambridge. A regional councillor, supported by local outreach organizations and community advocates, is calling for dedicated funding to establish a women-focused warming shelter—an initiative aimed at providing safety, dignity, and essential support during the coldest months of the year. The proposal highlights not only the urgency of winter shelter needs but also a shifting understanding of homelessness in the region, particularly among women who face unique risks while living without stable housing. Proposal Headed to Regional Committee A…
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Cambridge Races to Complete Leaf Collection After Early Snowstorm Disrupts Fall Cleanup Plans

Cambridge Races to Complete Leaf Collection After Early Snowstorm Disrupts Fall Cleanup Plans

The City of Cambridge is working to address lingering leaf collection issues after an unseasonably mild fall followed by a sudden winter storm disrupted its carefully planned seasonal cleanup schedule. Municipal crews and contractors are now playing catch-up, attempting to clear leaves that were buried and frozen under snow before they could be collected, while also managing winter road maintenance responsibilities. City officials say the situation highlights the ongoing challenge municipalities face each year: balancing leaf collection timelines with unpredictable weather patterns. In Cambridge’s case, nature did not cooperate, forcing a pause in leaf pickup efforts and leaving some neighbourhoods…
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