Wednesday November 17th, 2021

By CityNews Kitchener Staff

Posted Nov 17, 2021 11:00:00 PM.

Show Opening… But first (0:33); Making a motion at regional council tonight to have the region provide land for the unsheltered (19:47); Province threatens to revoke Blair MZO if Cambridge fails to provide 'meaningful' proof of public consultation (42:39); Who voted for the People's Party of Canada? Anti-vaxxers and those opposed to vaccine mandates (1:03:07); Waterloo family launches fundraiser to build cancer centre for kids (1:25:38); Horwath calls for pause on symptomatic COVID patient testing in pharmacies (1:45:39)

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