Friday November 14th, 2014 – 10am
Posted Nov 14, 2014 02:20:17 PM.
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10:00 – Casey MacDonald, Morning Traffic reporter, 570 News
Here we go! With the first significant accumulation of snow in Waterloo Region this year, it was a busy morning in the 570 Newsroom. It was no doubt a busy morning for you as well…waking up a little earlier to brush the snow off your car and slick roads made the drive in longer and more dangerous.
10:30 – Paul Raymond, protest organizer, Hillside Park Trail
On Monday, protesters stalled paving operations at Hillside Park trail in Waterloo, reportedly at a cost of 10-thousand dollars to the city. The one KM trail was set to be paved – but was stopped due to a group, carrying signs that read ‘respect this forest.’ Yesterday, crews returned to resume paving operations after a court injunction was issued. Although protesters remained on site, work went ahead as scheduled. The cost of the project is 266-thousand. We received several phone calls on the topic earlier this week – and you appeared to be split on the matter.
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