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Arab Power leader killed in Quebec prison
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Two people hurt in Waterloo stabbing
An officer with the Waterloo Regional Police Service. (Courtesy: WRPS) Waterloo Regional Police are investigating after two people were stabbed in Uptown Waterloo. According to a post on social media, it happened near King Street and Princess Street early Sunday morning. Two people were taken to hospital with unspecified injuries. Police said they believe the stabbing was a targeted incident. They did not share any further details about a suspect, arrest or any possible charges. Anyone who witnessed the stabbing, or has video of the area at the time of the incident, is asked to contact investigators at 519-579-9777 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
