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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

ICYMI Affordable apartment proposed for former Hespeler industrial site

ICYMI Affordable apartment proposed for former Hespeler industrial site

Former industrial site on Guelph Avenue is across from Four Fathers brewery
Kitchener South-Hespeler NDP candidate encourages everyone to get out and vote

Kitchener South-Hespeler NDP candidate encourages everyone to get out and vote

Jeff Donkersgoed hopes younger voters find time to make it to the polls next week
Affordable apartment proposed for former Hespeler industrial site

Affordable apartment proposed for former Hespeler industrial site

Former industrial site on Guelph Avenue is across from Four Fathers brewery
ICYMI All-way stop returning to West Galt neighbourhood

ICYMI All-way stop returning to West Galt neighbourhood

Residents in the area of Salisbury Avenue and Hardcastle Drive will soon see stop signs on all four corners
ICYMI Cambridge commits to buy Canadian procurement plan

ICYMI Cambridge commits to buy Canadian procurement plan

Closely on the heels of the Region of Waterloo and other local municipalities, the City of Cambridge has committed to a buy-Canadian approach to mitigate the potential impact of U.S. tariffs
City considers enclosing entrance of Farmers' Market building in glass

City considers enclosing entrance of Farmers' Market building in glass

City's heritage advisory committee will consider recommended conservation and accessibility enhancements to the portico as well as other preservation work next week
West Galt neighbours' fight for all-way stop at troubled intersection pays off

West Galt neighbours' fight for all-way stop at troubled intersection pays off

Residents in the area of Salisbury Avenue and Hardcastle Drive will soon see stop signs on all four corners
Cambridge digs out after winter storm delivers 20 cm of snow

Cambridge digs out after winter storm delivers 20 cm of snow

Region ranked near top of Canadian urban centres most vulnerable to tariffs

Region ranked near top of Canadian urban centres most vulnerable to tariffs

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce says the region's automotive and parts sector will take the second biggest blow behind energy if threatened U.S. tariffs become a reality next month
Cambridge follows other local councils to support Canadian procurement plan

Cambridge follows other local councils to support Canadian procurement plan

Closely on the heels of the Region of Waterloo and other local municipalities, the City of Cambridge has committed to a buy-Canadian approach to mitigate the potential impact of U.S. tariffs
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