New Neighbourhood Bus rolls out vaccines
The Region of Waterloo Public Health Neighbourhood Bus is bringing vaccines to residents in neighbourhoods across Waterloo Region. The new bus helps remove...
Where does your yard waste go?
As fall comes to an end, so does the Region of Waterloo’s bi-weekly yard waste collection. Have you ever wondered where all the...
New emergency shelter on King Street
A new emergency shelter for those experiencing unsheltered homelessness opened in Kitchener in September 2022. Find out more about this new space and...
Have your say on the Region of Waterloo’s 2023 Budget
It’s time to plan the 2023 Budget, and the Region of Waterloo wants to hear what matters most to you. Residents can have...
News You Can Use
The Holidays have arrived at Region of Waterloo Museums
Snow has started to dust the ground in the Region and our historic sites are busy putting...
Where does your yard waste go?
As fall comes to an end, so does the Region of Waterloo’s bi-weekly yard waste collection. Have...
What do water conservation experts look for?
For many folks, home water use has gone up in the last few years. Are you wondering...
New garbage limit
By Emily Moore Three Bags/Cans Bi-weekly https://youtu.be/5wpNdeiAk9c Did you know approximately 46 per cent of household garbage...
Community partners
Partner Post: Waterloo Region Immigration Partnership
Reading Time: 2 minutes Since the first settlers arrived several hundred years ago, Waterloo Region has been a community of immigration. This continues today as a growing number of immigrants and refugees move here from around the world. In fact, the May 2021 census reported that over a quarter of the region’s population has immigrated to Canada. There are ...
Waterloo Region Community Foundation: Focused on Doing More Good
Reading Time: 3 minutes Around the Region shares the work of community partners. For October 2022, learn how Waterloo Region Community Foundation is collaborating with individuals and organizations to seize opportunities to meet current and future needs in our community. Written by: Lynne Short, Vice President, Waterloo Region Community Foundation On July 1, 2022, Cambridge & North Dumfries Community ...
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