The City of Cambridge's chief building official has declared the Preston Springs Hotel a public safety risk and ordered the building be demolished.

Roadway that connects North and East Preston is being used as an illegal dumping ground.

The building will not be getting an ice rink, however, as council chose to build those facilities in Preston and at the sports park on Franklin Boulevard.

Anyone with information on the shooting is asked to contact Nova Scotia RCMP or Crime Stoppers. 

Waterloo Regional Police found the suspect in the Helen Schaller murder in a wooded area near Franklin Boulevard in Cambridge with gunshot wounds.

The second phase will allow travellers to pass from Waterloo to Cambridge.

Waterloo Regional Police have released images of a vehicle they believe may be connected to the fatal shooting of Helen Schaller in Cambridge last week.

Waterloo Regional Police are looking to speak with the man in connection with last week's late-afternoon shooting at a parking lot in the Preston neighbourhood of Cambridge.

Waterloo Regional Police have revealed that Helen Schaller, 58, of Cambridge, was the victim of the late-afternoon shooting at a parking lot in Cambridge on Wednesday.

Waterloo Regional Police said officers were called to a property on King Street East between Westminster Drive South and Church Street South after 5 p.m. on Wednesday with reports gunshots could be heard.