From lost bunny to official mascot: Grand River Transit welcomes Ryder
Grand River Transit is excited to announce the launch of our official mascot, Ryder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iYjA7LFRuk One day in winter, a small...
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2024 budget maintains essential services, invests in what we need
The Region of Waterloo’s Plan and Budget is how we support what matters most to the community. The 2024 budget maintains the...
Making Decisions That Matter – November 22 edition
This is a summary of Regional Council's decision from its November 22, 2023 meeting. With input from the community, Regional Council...
More bus options are rolling in Cambridge
If you live in Cambridge and ride the bus, you likely noticed some changes over the past few months. Grand River...
Join the conversation for National Housing Day
National Housing Day is a chance to recognize the vital work by different agencies to improve access to safe and affordable...
Improving neighbourhood safety though peer support
Do you know the WINS program? For the past five years, it’s been working to dispose of improperly discarded needles and...
Elmira company earns accolades for achieving major water savings
The Region of Waterloo has honoured an Elmira company as a local leader in water efficiency. Canada Colors & Chemicals Limited...
Making Decisions That Matter – October 25 edition
This is a summary of Regional Council's decision from its October 25, 2023 meeting. With input from the community, Regional Council...
Vintage GRT bus getting a Hollywood makeover
A senior member of Grand River Transit’s fleet will be getting a new lease on life. GRT has donated a vintage...
Public art restored on the ION rails
Cleaning public art can be an art form in its own right. When two pieces along the ION light rail were...