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Waterloo and Guelph prepare for possible homecoming parties this weekend

Summary by Ground News
Waterloo Mayor Dorothy McCabe released an open letter to the community ahead of Wilfrid Laurier University's homecoming this weekend. The city's public nuisance bylaw now lists homecoming, along with St. Patrick's Day, as a potential time when nuisance gatherings might take place. There was no single unsanctioned party in Waterloo last year, but police said officers responded to 300 calls for service.

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Waterloo and Guelph prepare for possible homecoming parties this weekend

Waterloo Mayor Dorothy McCabe has issued an open letter reminding people to celebrate homecoming responsibly this weekend. In Guelph, police say they're prepared for possible parties and the service reminds people to be aware of the impact a party could have on the community.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Friday, September 22, 2023.
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