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Waterloo Regional Municipality · Waterloo Regional Municipality

Waterloo Regional Police could have used budget surpluses to pay for new officers: KPMG staffing report

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Waterloo Regional Police needs more officers but could have used millions of dollars of surplus cash to help fund those hires. In February regional council narrowly approved an $18.3-million budget increase to, in part, fund the hiring of 19 new officers. The report was prepared for police by consultant KPMG for about $136,000.See the Story

Europe · Netherlands

Johan Vollenbroek: 'I'm not taking the Netherlands hostage, the cabinet will do that itself'

Time and time again, Johan Vollenbroek and his environmental group MOB are undermining Dutch nature policy in court, from the national nitrogen approach to gas extraction in the North Sea. “In nature, there is no left or right: it concerns everyone.”See the Story

Florida, Massachusetts · Florida

The rent is too damn high

States of desperation[Yahoo Finance] In Massachusetts, Florida and New York, Americans spend 32.9%, 32.6% and 31.2% of their income respectively on rent, according to the Moody's report. The article says people are told that rent should not be more than 30% of income. 50 years ago, we were told it should be no more than 25%. facebooktwitteremailprintSee the Story

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Europe · Netherlands

Greenpeace: Rabobank must compensate €3.1 billion in climate damage

By financing intensive livestock farming, Rabobank has caused irrevocable damage to the climate and living environment, says Greenpeace.See the Story

Waterloo, Ontario · Waterloo

Waterloo regional councillor calls out colleagues on police services board