City of Waterloo Museum presents Rock This Town: Music and MemoriesThe City of Waterloo Museum is pleased to welcome a new exhibit highlighting the rock ‘n’ roll history of Kitchener-Waterloo, a look back to see how music united us.
The new exhibit celebrates Rock This Town, a 60-minute documentary produced by Waterloo native Betty Anne Keller, directed by Paul Campsall and Tom Knowlton.
City of Waterloo opens Larch Street woonerf, our first living streetToday the City of Waterloo officially opened the Larch Street woonerf. A shared street designed to emphasize walking and cycling and to be a social space where people can meet and interact, the woonerf is the first of its kind in the City of Waterloo.
Media advisory: Opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for City of Waterloo’s Larch Street woonerfAlerte médiatique - Cérémonie d'ouverture et d'inauguration du woonerf de la rue Larch à Waterloo
Members of the media are invited to join Member of Parliament Bardish Chagger, Mayor Dave Jaworsky, and Ward 6 Councillor Jeff Henry as they officially open the Larch Street woonerf, Waterloo's first living street!
A shared street designed to emphasize walking and cycling and to be a social space where people can meet and interact, the woonerf is the first of its kind in the City of Waterloo. The unique design of the street welcomes and encourages active transportation while slowing through vehicle traffic.
Alerte médiatique - Cérémonie d'ouverture et d'inauguration du woonerf de la rue Larch à WaterlooMedia advisory: Opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for City of Waterloo's Larch Street woonerf
Les membres des médias sont invités à se joindre au député Bardish Chagger, au maire Dave Jaworsky et au conseiller du quartier 6 Jeff Henry pour l'ouverture officielle du woonerf de la rue Larch, la première rue vivante à Waterloo!
Une rue partagée conçue pour encourager la marche et le vélo. Un espace social où les gens peuvent se rencontrer et interagir, le woonerf est le premier du genre dans la ville de Waterloo.
Leaf options for City of Waterloo residents The City of Waterloo’s loose leaf collection program starts Monday, October 31.
Waterloo’s loose leaf collection service is for the leaves from street trees (those on your boulevard) only.
Go paper-free: view and pay City of Waterloo tax and water bills onlineThe City of Waterloo has successfully launched a new online service to allow residents to view and pay water or tax bills online. In the spirit of Waste Reduction Week, the city encourages all residents to consider electronic billing through the online system and make the change from paper-based mail.
City of Waterloo council summary, October 3, 2022** The council summary provides a snapshot of the major items presented at today's council meeting. Please refer to the minutes for an official record of the meeting.
Thank you from Mayor Jaworsky to Waterloo studentsDear Students:
Uptown Waterloo and the University District were alive with people enjoying Wilfrid Laurier University’s annual Homecoming weekend.
Despite a rocky start during orientation week with several gatherings and incidents, we saw improvement during Homecoming.
Community partners continue joint effort to end unsanctioned gatheringsLocal community partners continue to work together to end the unsafe and unsanctioned street gatherings that have once again been occurring in the region’s university district. The work of Region of Waterloo Paramedic Services, the City of Waterloo, Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS), and emergency services partners, together with Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo to ensure the safety of students and community members has become even more significant with the current challenges local hospitals are facing.
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