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Waterloo Region – In commemoration of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous artwork by Tsista Kennedy will be shared with the community through a Grand River Transit bus wrap and mural.
Kennedy, an Anishinaabe Onyota’a:ka artist from Southern Ontario, uses symbolism to connect the story of the bison with that of Indigenous People.
“In learning the history of the bison in post-contact North America, I have come to understand that...
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With input from the community, Regional Council sets the direction for the Region as an organization and makes decisions that help improve the lives of Waterloo Region residents every day. Please refer to the minutes for an official record of the meeting. 
Region declares intimate partner violence and violence against women an epidemic The Region is joining other municipalities in declaring that intimate partner violence and violence against women is an epidemic. The...
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WATERLOO REGION – On Thursday, September 28 from 6-8 PM, the Children and Youth Planning Table (CYPT) of Waterloo Region will hold their annual Belonging Expo at the Kitchener Public Library (KPL) Central Branch. The event looks to connect over 30 local organizations that offer programs and resources...
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The Regional Municipality of Waterloo has completed a planning study in accordance with the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act following the process for Schedule C projects under Municipal Class Environmental Assessment to address required transportation improvements on Maple Grove Road between Vondrau Drive and Hespeler Road in the City of Cambridge.
The Recommended Design Alternative includes:
Three-metre-wide multi-use path (MUP) along both sides of the road
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Opening Saturday, September 23 at the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum
Waterloo Region  – Jasbaa, meaning passion in Rohingya, is at the heart of a new travelling exhibition set to open on Saturday, September 23 at the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum.
“Jasbaa is a window into the passion, traditions and resilience of the Rohingya community,” said Karen Redman, Chair of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. “This exhibit reinforces...
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