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The City of Waterloo will begin to reopen recreation facilities following the province’s details of steps to gradually ease public health measures , starting Monday, January 31, 2022.
Effective Monday, January 31, social gathering limits will be increased to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors, and City of Waterloo recreation facilities will reopen, at 50 per cent capacity:
On Monday, January 31, our recreation facilities will reopen for indoor sport bookings
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The Ontario government has released details of a cautious and gradual easing of public health measures, starting on January 31, 2022.
In the absence of concerning trends in public health and health care indicators, Ontario will follow a cautious and phased approach to lifting public health measures, with 21 days between each step.
The first phase is scheduled to commence on January 31 and includes:
Increasing social gathering limits to 10 people indoors and 25 people...
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The snow event and parking ban declared by the City of Waterloo has now ended. Snow clearing operations and snow removal continue where they are required.
For more information about the city’s snow clearing priorities for roads and sidewalks and some tips for driving/parking when plows are active, visit  waterloo.ca/snow . 
For more information please contact: 
Cari Van Niekerk Manager, Corporate Communications cari.vanniekerk@waterloo.ca...
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The City of Waterloo has completed the hiring of its new Indigenous Initiatives, Anti-Racism, Accessibility and Equity team and is pleased to welcome these talented and well-experienced individuals.
The new additions are (listed alphabetically): Niran Akintunde (he/him), Anti-Racism & Social Justice Advocate; Brian Hill (he/him), Indigenous Initiatives Advocate; and Amy Ross (she/her), Accessibility Advocate.
The new team is led by Sanjay Govindaraj  (he/him),...
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The snow event and parking ban declared by the City of Waterloo on Sunday, January 16 has been extended an additional 24 hours until midnight on Wednesday, January 19, 2022.
Residents are asked to keep cars off the streets or risk being ticketed and towed. Removing cars from streets will facilitate safe snow removal as the crews work their way through the city. Overnight parking exemptions will not be permitted. Patience is appreciated as crews work to clear main roads before...
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