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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

Landlords who profit from housing should shoulder risk of delinquent bills, say councillors

Landlords who profit from housing should shoulder risk of delinquent bills, say councillors

Councillors Scott Hamilton and Ross Earnshaw vote against motion to investigate city's water billing policy and possible return to old format which places risk and financial burden of collecting delinquent bills on taxpayers
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Fate of Blair Road homes to be decided by Ontario Land Tribunal

Fate of Blair Road homes to be decided by Ontario Land Tribunal

City of Cambridge forced to defend council's position in another appeal to the land tribunal
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YWCA wants women's shelter operating in Cambridge by September

YWCA wants women's shelter operating in Cambridge by September

'We are not prepared to go through another winter with women being unhoused,' says YWCA Cambridge CEO Kim Decker
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ICYMI: New owners of what was once the city's oldest bar face hurdles

ICYMI: New owners of what was once the city's oldest bar face hurdles

The upstairs of what was The Cave on Shade Street is now Voodoo Wings, but meeting building code has been a struggle for the new owners in trying to reopen the bar downstairs
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ICYMI: Service dog removed from home because it got too fat

ICYMI: Service dog removed from home because it got too fat

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal says National Service Dogs did not discriminate when it removed the dog from a home where it was a companion animal to an autistic girl
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Owners of abandoned Tim Hortons seek damages from region

Owners of abandoned Tim Hortons seek damages from region

Franchise owner seeks $462,000 in damages the company says were caused when the Region of Waterloo began reconstructing King Street East in 2019
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City inks $250K deal to name Cambridge Soccer Complex fieldhouse

City inks $250K deal to name Cambridge Soccer Complex fieldhouse

Council expected to approve the deal with Toyota next week
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Free lunch program's garden needs helping hands this spring

Free lunch program's garden needs helping hands this spring

Volunteers needed to help prepare, plant and harvest vegetables that supply Trinity Community Table's free lunch program
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Service dog removed from home because it got too fat

Service dog removed from home because it got too fat

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal says National Service Dogs did not discriminate when it removed the dog from a home where it was a companion animal to an autistic girl
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Film shoot transforms slice of Hespeler into New England town

Film shoot transforms slice of Hespeler into New England town

A film crew and actors could be seen outside of Cyprianna's Pizza on Queen Street West in Hespeler on Wednesday
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