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Barbara Latkowski

Barbara Latkowski

Barbara graduated with a Masters degree in Journalism from Western University and has written for publications in northern British Columbia and southwestern Ontario. She has covered politics, arts and entertainment, health, education, sports, courts, social justice, and issues that matter to the community. Barbara joined GuelphToday as a freelance reporter in 2019 and came onboard as a full-time journalist at CambridgeToday in 2021

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barbara@cambridgetoday.ca

Recent Work by Barbara

Author aims to inspire with book about life with a brain injury

Author aims to inspire with book about life with a brain injury

'I want to share my story and hope it helps others to not give up on life, to inspire them to think positive. You can do anything you put your mind to. Never give up when times are tough because miracles do happen.'
Parents want dyslexia to be recognized by public school board

Parents want dyslexia to be recognized by public school board

"It’s like a bad word, and they don’t want to say it;" Cambridge parents of some dyslexic children say public board's Right To Read strategy so far fails to adequately address the challenges their children face
Police move to make in-car and body worn cameras permanent

Police move to make in-car and body worn cameras permanent

Waterloo Regional Police Service initiated a large-scale Body-Worn Video and In-Car Video pilot over the last year as part of an overall modernization project
Islamic Centre of Cambridge invites community for Holiday Family Fun Night

Islamic Centre of Cambridge invites community for Holiday Family Fun Night

The annual Family Fun Night will be held at the Islamic Centre of Cambridge on Dec. 25 at 5 p.m. at 1550 Dunbar Rd.
Basket fund Christmas tradition continues to help those in need

Basket fund Christmas tradition continues to help those in need

This year volunteers helped the Cambridge firefighters packed 444 boxes with food and toys
Cambridge pharmacist calls for change after recent robbery

Cambridge pharmacist calls for change after recent robbery

An alarming rise in pharmacy robberies has police and pharmacists collaborating on solutions
Waterloo Regional Police Service proposes operating and capital budget increase

Waterloo Regional Police Service proposes operating and capital budget increase

According to staffing levels from 2021, Waterloo Regional Police Service had 127 officers per 100,000 people in Waterloo Region, the lowest rate reported in over 20 years
Urgent need for volunteer service dog raisers

Urgent need for volunteer service dog raisers

National Service Dogs (NSD) in Cambridge is asking for support from communities in Waterloo Region to provide a life-changing gift as a volunteer puppy raiser
Public trustees vote to encourage mask wearing in schools

Public trustees vote to encourage mask wearing in schools

'This is as much as we can do, I think it is something that we should do'
Increased threat of RSV in schools prompts vote on masking

Increased threat of RSV in schools prompts vote on masking

Motion would ask all public school board staff, students, and visitors to wear a mask 'whenever they can'
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