Residential Reduce and Reuse Options

General waste reduction tips 

1. Reduce food waste. See section below. Recycle all your food scraps and other organics by using the green bin. This can reduce your garbage by over 50 per cent!
2. Adopt "green" buying habits. Before buying new, check out what is available at local re-use stores. Buy local. Purchasing food grown and products made locally reduces the impacts of transportation. Look for items that are durable and have recycled content. Purchase items with no to little packaging. Ensure any packaging is 100 per cent recyclable.
3. Repair items when possible, including furniture, cellular phones, computers, etc.
4. Reuse. Use refillable bottles for water and coffee, cloth shopping bags, and reusable containers for food (BYOC - Bring Your Own Container). Switch to cloth napkins and towels. Save wrapping, gift bags, and ribbons for reuse. Become a member of the local library. 
5. Donate used clothing and other household items, bicycles, windows, doors, lumber and many other items through drop off programs operated by the Region and other residential reduce and recycle options in our community. (See Directory below.)
6. Discuss the 3R's (reduce, reuse and recycle) with your family. Make sure they understand how to sort properly and why it is so important.
7. Compost in your backyard. Check our Backyard Composting page for details.
8. Grasscycle. Mulch your grass when mowing by leaving it on your lawn to provide nutrients for a healthier lawn.(Did you know that grass has been banned from landfill since 2003?!)
9. Reduce household hazardous waste. Look online for ways to make your own "green" cleaners, furniture polish, and laundry detergent. 
10. Rethink your use of plastics and recycle all plastics that are accepted in our Blue Box program. Consider joining the 10,000 changes movement, sponsored, in part, by the Government of Canada.

Food waste reduction tips

• Plan your meals. There is a lot of information online, including Government of Canada "Plan what you eat" page. Involve your children in planning and making meals.

• Learn about food labels, freezing fruits and vegetables, and more.
• Inventory what you already have before you go shopping.

• Take a list when you shop, and resist "impulse buys". Don't shop when you are hungry. Consider the environmental impact of what food you buy. Locally-grown food has reduced transportation costs.
• Store food correctly so it stays fresher longer. 
• Serve smaller portions (you can always serve seconds!).
• Use up, share or freeze leftovers. Download this "leftovers" recipe book and look for other recipes online that repurpose leftovers and food scraps. 
• Donate excess canned and dry food to local food banks.

1. Reduce food waste. If it's a potluck, suggest what guests can bring. Have containers available to portion out and share the leftovers.
2. Whether you are buying groceries or gifts, make sure packaging is 100 per cent recyclable.
3. Stock up on kitchen container and green bin liner bags.
4. Set up an "eco depot". Place your green bin beside blue boxes and garbage can for an easy-to-use sorting station for you and your guests.
5. Use reusable dishware and napkins. Or recycle paper ones in your green bin.
6. If you are buying presents, consider giving the gift of an experience such as tickets for a festival or museum. Donate to a local charity on behalf of your loved one. Or give gifts that give to our earth such as refillable water bottles, travel coffee mugs and litterless lunch kits. Share your skills and make your gift (bake, knit, scrapbook special photos, create a poem, carve or weld a masterpiece, create "coupons" for chores or special things such as an extra story at bedtime for your children).
7. Make gift tags out of old greeting cards.
8. If your celebration produces more organics than your green bin holds, put the organics in an acceptable liner bag, and place on top of your green bin for collection. (If you have organics on a regular basis though, pick up an extra green bin.)
9. Recycle alcohol containers and packaging through the Ontario Bag it Back recycling program.
10. Make the most of out of wrapping (and unwrapping) gifts. Make the wrapping part of the present (such as a scarf, towel). Reuse cereal or cracker boxes, cookie tins, or pages from comics or magazines. When unwrapping presents have

• a box to collect gift bags, bows and ribbons, and tissue paper for reuse
• grocery-sized plastic bag(s) to recycle any paper gift wrap 
• a garbage can or bag for anything that you don't want to reuse or can't be recycled (such as foil wrapping paper, Styrofoam, and bubble wrap), and
• choose a person to flatten and bundle corrugated cardboard.

For New Years:  Rethink your habits and strive to reduce, reuse and recycle more this year. Here's a resolution to consider: Strive for zero waste. It's an ambitious goal, but many people have documented their experiences and tips online. (Note: "waste" means recyclables and garbage!)

For Valentines:  Celebrating your loved one is never a waste when you use the green bin, and do the two-box sort (or the three-cart sort if you are in a multi-residential building). 

Earth Month (includes some spring cleaning tips, too!):  April is Earth Month, a time to reflect on the state of our environment and re-commit to doing more to honour the precious resources of our world.

But the challenge is, what more can you do? First, learn more about your environmental footprint and calculate it. Next, rethink your daily activities. Make changes to be a conserver, rather than a consumer.

• Cleaning out your pantry? Donate food you won't be using to local food banks, as appropriate. For expired food, empty food into your green bin, and rinse and recycle acceptable packaging. 
• Be part of the cure for litter. Prevent litter by following these set-out tips. Pick up litter in your neighbourhood (and sort out the recycables). Learn more about the impacts of litter, and then discuss with your friends and family.
• Consider ways to reduce your pet's carbon footprint. Recycle pet waste including kitty litter and droppings in your green bin. 
• Green your cleaning routine. Some cleaners have toxic chemicals. Make your own cleaners instead. There are lots of recipes online.
• Drop off batteries, chemicals, compact fluorescent light bulbs, and other household hazardous waste at local depots.
• Cycle more to reduce greenhouse gasses. If you are replacing your bike, donate your old one to our seasonal Bike Reuse program.
• Make your own compost.
• Dispose of all medical waste correctly.
• Recycle all of your electronic waste. Cell phones, laptops and other e-waste contain valuable resources that can be recovered.
• Keep in the know! Subscribe to our electronic newsletter to keep up-to-date on our Waste Management programs and operations. Follow us on social media: Twitter @WasteWR, and Facebook @ROWWaste Management. Learn tips, and share your ideas. Learn more about Canada's latest environmental indicators, including solid waste diversion and disposal.

Easter:  Buy items that are durable and reusable, such as baskets. For decorations, consider potted plants - perhaps ones that can be planted outside later. Make your own decorative eggs at home using real eggs (use the yolk and white for cooking).

Hallowe'en is scary enough without being buried under waste! Here are ways to not horrify collection crews:

1. Recycle your pumpkin! Remove candles and any decorations, and put it on top of or beside your green bin, beside yard waste containers/bags, or in your backyard composter (chop it up first). Please note:  If you set out your pumpkin and it is your week for yard waste collection, it will be picked up as yard waste.
2. If you have unwanted candy, unwrap and put wrappers in the garbage, and the candy in the green bin.
3. Buy candy in bulk. Ensure packaging is recyclable.
4. Make your own decorations and costumes. Store and save them for next year.

Christmas: Make it a season of "light" with these ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle:

• Put greenery and houseplants in your green bin (remove any wire and decorations). Also, green bin all food scraps from dough to burnt cookies.
• "Tree-cycle"! Set out your natural Christmas tree during our special collection period. Check the Holiday section of our Collection Schedules page for details. 
• Consider hosting a post-Christmas potluck to use up the leftover turkey and trimmings.
• Rethink traditions. Talk with your family about starting new traditions that are earth-friendly. Instead of everyone buying a present for everyone else, buy one present for the whole family, or draw names, or play a "gift-giving game" (there are many variations online). As a family or with friends, consider volunteering, caroling, painting, rock climbing or some other activity.
• Give old gifts new life. Thoughtful re-gifting reduces waste, and could include antique or heirloom pieces that have special meaning to your family.

• For residents with curbside collection, check Waste Whiz for materials accepted and preparation requirements. Take advantage of the services we offer at the curb.
• Read the by-law and bans to understand the rules and requirements. Violators can be refused entry and in some cases, face surcharges at our drop-off locations.
• If you are coming to our Waterloo site, measure your vehicle to determine where you need to go:
  • Gate 2 at our Waterloo site can accept vehicles such as cars, vans, and pick-up trucks with a maximum length of 10 metres (35 feet) and total gross weight (combined weight of vehicle and load) of less than 25,000 kilograms (55,000 pounds).
  • Gate 1 of our Waterloo site can accept vehicles such as pick-up trucks with self-tipping trailers, roll-off trucks, dump trucks, and tractor trailers up to 24 metres (80 feet) and weighing up to 80,000 kilograms (176,000 pounds).
• Our Cambridge site can accept all kinds of vehicles from cars and pick-up trucks to tractor trailers up to 24 metres (80 feet) long and weighing up to 80,000 kilograms (176,000 pounds).
• Sort loads by material type if you want to be charged lower tipping fees. You will be required to drop off any garbage first, then weigh each remaining material (such as blue box items, yard waste, etc.) separately. Loads of mixed materials will be charged at the highest applicable rate.
• Be aware of the fee schedule, payment options, and hours of operation. See sections below.
• Prepare the proper identification, such as proof of residency.
• Bring helper(s) to unload, if necessary. Region staff is not permitted to assist you.
• Wear safety gear and bring tools, as appropriate (such as gloves and garden fork if you have loose yard waste). Closed-toe footwear, ideally safety boots are recommended for your protection at all sites. Safety boots and a high-visibility safety vest are required at Gate 1 of our Waterloo site.
• Secure open loads (such as with tarps or ropes).

1. Your vehicle will be weighed in and out. Wait for the green light before driving onto the scale. Do not get out of your vehicle while on the scale.
2. Provide the information required by the scale house operator, such as what material(s) you have for disposal. Be prepared to show photo identification proving you are a resident of Waterloo Region. Or if you are contracted to do work in Waterloo Region, the signed agreement/letter on letterhead of the local business.
3. Follow instructions provided by staff and on signage. Obey posted speed limits.
4. Drop off the correct material in the correct bin/area. Do not push down/compact the material inside bins and drop-off areas.
5. If you have different materials to drop off in different bins/areas, secure your load (such as closing the trunk) before moving to the next bin/area.
6. Reduce pollution and do not idle your vehicle. Park and turn off your vehicle when dropping off material.
7. Children, pets, and non-helpers must remain in the vehicle at all times.
8. Do not remove, scavenge, or scatter any waste material.
9. Do not smoke.
10. Be prepared to pay fees when weighing out.

Note: These hours of operation are for residential customers and do not apply to commercial customers.

• Cambridge Waste Management site, 201 Savage Drive, Cambridge, Ontario N1T 1S6, Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Waterloo Waste Management site, 925 Erb Street West, Gate 2 (second roundabout past Costco), Waterloo Ontario N2J 3Z4, Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Holiday schedule:  These sites are closed for residential drop-off on all statutory and designated holidays. 

Our locations accept waste that has been generated within only Waterloo Region. Waste from other jurisdictions is not allowed. 

• Our locations accept waste generated within only Waterloo Region.
• There is a minimum $5 fee at the waste drop-off locations (some exemptions apply).
• Loads over the $5 minimum will be charged at the rates listed below.
• Loads of mixed materials will be charged at the highest rate. For example, if you have garbage and cardboard, you will be charged the garbage rate.
• Payment options: cash, debit or credit. Garbage tags cannot be used towards payment at our locations.
• Our sites are closed for residential drop-off on all statutory and designated holidays.

1. General refuse/garbage is charged at $8.20 per 100 kilograms.
2. Tires are charged at $8.20 per 100 kilograms.
3. Garbage requiring special handling, such as stumps greater than 60 centimetres (24 inches) in diameter, brush greater than 2.4 meters (8 feet) in length, wire, Styrofoam, asbestos. These items are accepted at our Waterloo site only and are charged at $16.40 per 100 kilograms.
4. Drywall (gympsum wallboard) is charged at $8.20 per 100 kilograms. Must be free of contamination such as wood, plastic, insulation, ceramic tiles and all other garbage.
5. Electronics (e-waste) such as computers, tablets, televisions, keyboards, etc. are charged at $8.20 per 100 kilograms.
6. Recyclables including blue box materials, yard waste, brush, leaves, grass, inerts (such as clean fill, bricks, concrete rubble), appliances and scrap metal are charged at $4.10 per 100 kilograms.
7. Wooden pallets/skids are charged at $8.20 per 100 kilograms. Must be free of contamination such as metal or plastic banding, plastic wrap and all other garbage.

Also,

• Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) removal for appliances is charged at $10 per unit. Note: A fee for the weight of the appliance is charged in addition to the CFC removal charge.
• Garbage tags are sold at $10 per sheet ($2 per tag and 5 tags per sheet).
• Weighing personal vehicle is charged at $10 per vehicle.

The following are drop-off programs available to residents at our sites. 

J.C. Miller Antiques - millerandmillerauctions.com

Market Road Antiques - 845 Weber Street North, Waterloo

Southworks Antiques - southworksantiques.com

Victoria Antiques and Heirlooms - pickerstradingplace.com

Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region - habitatwr.ca, kitchen removal/salvage program

Junkey Monkey - junkeymonkey.ca

Kitchener Goodwill Community Store - goodwillindustries.ca

New Hamburg Thrift Centre - newhamburgthrift.com

Salvation Army Thrift Store - thriftstore.ca

Thrift on Kent - thriftonkent.com

Worth a Second Look - theworkingcentre.org

CarQuest Canada - carquest.ca

Eco-Tech Inc. - eco-techrecycling.com

Junkey Monkey - junkeymonkey.ca

Raw Materials Company Inc. - rawmaterials.com

Mission Thrift Store - missionthriftstore.com

Elmira MCC Thrift Store -thrft.mcc.org

Federation of Students (FEDs) Used Book Store - feds.ca

K-W Book Store - 308 King Street West, Kitchener

Little Free Library - llkw.ca 

New Hamburg Thrift Centre - newhamburgthrift.com

Quality Discounts - 26 Arthur Street South, Elmira

Value Village - valuevillage.com

Habitat for Humanity Restore - habitatwr.ca: Donate reusable building materials, purchase building materials at their stores. 

Region of Waterloo drop off programs

Carousel Clothing: Fashionable Consignment Clothing and Accessories - carouselclothing.ca

Elmira MCC Thrift Store - thrift.mcc.org

Fabulous Finds Boutique - 421 Greenbrook Drive, Kitchener

Goodwill Donation Centres - goodwillindustries.ca

Luster and Oak Vintage and Consignment Boutique - lusterandoak.ca

May Court Shop - maycourtclubofkw.org

Meow Boutique - 78 King Street North, Waterloo

Mission Thrift Store - missionthriftstore.com

New Hamburg Thrift Centre - newhamburgthrift.com

Once Upon a Child, Cambridge - onceuponachildcambridge.com

Once Upon a Child, Kitchener - onceuponachildkitchener.com

Plato's Closet - platosclosetkitchener.com

Quality Discounts - 26 Arthur Street South, Elmira

Recovery Room Shop - 38 Ainslie Street South, Cambridge

Redemption Prison Ministry Thrift Store - 15 Water Street North, Cambridge

Salvation Army Thrift Store - thriftstore.ca

Talize - talize.com

Thrift on Kent - thriftonkent.com

Tisha's Ultimate Designer Consignment shop - 640 King Street East, Cambridge

Twice is Nice and Twice the Man - twiceisnicewaterloo.com

Value Village, Value Village Thrift Store North Waterloo - valuevillage.com

Woolwich Community Services (WCS) Thrift Shop - 5 Memorial Avenue, Elmira

Worth a Second Look - theworkingcentre.org

Region of Waterloo Backyard Composting program 

Region of Waterloo compost and mulch giveaway:   Residents of Waterloo Region can pick up compost (maximum 5 bushels) and mulch from April until October, as supplies last, at the Cambridge (201 Savage Drive) and Waterloo (925 Erb Street West - Gate 2) Waste Management sites between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Bring your own shovels and containers. Not available during the winter. Please note: The mulch we produce is shredded wood and can work well as an underdressing to suppress weeds and retain moisture. It is not decorative.

Region of Waterloo cooking oil drop off 

Region of Waterloo green bin organics drop off (Fees will apply) 

Worm Composting Canada

Bear Bottoms - bearbottoms.ca

Ava's Appletree, Natural Parenting Store - avasappletree.ca

Bumble Baby - bumble-baby.com

Caterpillar Baby - caterpillarbaby.com

Cozybums - lagoonbaby.com

Diaper Days - well.ca

Diapers n' More - diapersnmore.ca

Extraordinary Baby Shoppe - extraordinarybabyshoppe.com

Lil' Monkey Cheeks - lilmonkeycheeks.ca

New and Green Baby Co. - newandgreen.com

Parenting by Nature - bynature.ca

Rearz, the Diaper Authority - rearz.ca

Snuggle Bugz - snugglebugz.ca

Tadpoles and Butterflies - thatbabywearingstore.ca

Wee Love Baby Co. - weelove.getpayd.com

Electronic waste includes computers, keyboards, phones, printers and more. (For a full list, go to Recycle My Electronics website.) These items are banned from curbside collection.

Here are the drop-off programs available:

1. Recycle My Electronics program: This is a province-wide recycling program funded by the fees paid when purchasing electronics. For information about proper disposal of electronic waste, including the most up-to-date list of free drop-off locations, please visit the Recycle My Electronics website. 
2. Drop off at either of the Region's transfer stations (fees will apply):
   • 201 Savage Drive, Cambridge (Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
   • 925 Erb Street West (Gate 2), Waterloo (Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.)

Below are local businesses that deal with electronics:

Buy 'n Sell - buy-n-sell.ca

City Pawnbrokers - citypawnbrokers.ca

CPR Cell Phone Repair - cellphonerepair.com

EB Games - ebgames.ca

Eco-Tech Inc. - eco-techrecycling.com

Far Out Flicks - faroutflicks.com

Games Exchange - gamesexchange.ca

Goodwill Donations Centres, Conestoga, Erb Street West, Kitchener Community Store - goodwillindustries.ca

Good Time Games - goodtimegames.ca

Henry's - henrys.com

JC Retail - jcretail.ca

KW Vintage Games - 301 King Street East, Kitchener

Little Geeks Foundation - littlegeeks.org

Main Street Pawnbrokers - 130 Main Street, Cambridge

Microplay - microplay.com

New Hamburg Thrift Centre - newhamburgthrift.com

Pawn Centre - 159 King Street East, Kitchener

Peter's Market Games - 519-897-4420

Playin' Around - 8A Queen Street West, Cambridge

Retro Replay - retroplay.ca

Second Hand World - 175 King Street East, Kitchener

The Beat Goes On - beatgoeson.com

Think Recycle program - greentec.com

Value Village Thrift Store North Waterloo - valuevillage.com

Conestoga Eye Care - conestogaeyecare.com

Hakim Optical - hakimoptical.ca

LensCrafters (Conestoga Mall and Fairview Park Shopping Centre) - lenscrafters.ca

Lions "Recycle for Sight" - a711lions.ca/recycleforsight/ 

Pearle Vision (Cambridge Centre) - pearlevision.ca

Bits and Pieces, Furniture and Décor - bitsandpieces.ca 

Goodwill Donation Centres (Conestoga, Erb Street West) and Kitchener Goodwill Community Store - goodwillindustries.ca

Green Standards - greenstandards.com

Habitat for Humanity Restore - habitatwr.ca

J.C. Miller Antiques - millerandmillerauctions.com

Mission Thrift Store - missionthriftstore.com

New Hamburg Thrift - newhamburgthrift.com

Next Time Around - nexttimearound.ca

Saint Vincent de Paul Value Centre - 75 Dundas Street, Cambridge

Salvation Army Thrift Store - thriftstore.ca

Second Hand World - 175 King Street East, Kitchener

Thrift on Kent - thriftonkent.com

Value Village - valuevillage.com

Woolwich Community Services (WCS) Thrift Shop - 5 Memorial Avenue, Elmira

Worth a Second Look - theworkingcentre.org

Health Products Stewardship Association - For unused and expired medicines and "sharps. Note: Sharps such as syringes, need to be placed in approved syringe disposal containers (available from your pharmacy).

Orange Drop program - For single-use batteries, automotive chemicals such as antifreeze and oil, empty oil containers, oil filters, pressurized cylinders, and fertilizers and pesticides

Regeneration - For paint products

Region of Waterloo Household Hazardous Waste depots

Ben Moss - benmoss.com 

Cambridge's Buy and Sell Inc. cambridgebuyandsell.ca

City Pawnbrokers - citypawnbrokers.ca

Gold and Ice Inc. - 1005 Ottawa Street North, Suite 2, Kitchener

J C Miller Antiques - millerandmillerauctions.com

JR Watch and Jewellery - jrjewellery.ca

Jar Enterprises - 501 Krug Street, Kitchener

JC Retail- jcretail.ca

John Anthony Jewellers - johnanthonyjewellers.com

Kaieteur Gold Jewellery Centre - 653 Bishop Street North, Cambridge

Main Street Pawnbrokers - 130 Main Street, Cambridge

MT Jewellers and Goldsmiths Ltd. - mtjewellers.com

New Hamburg Thrift - newhamburgthrift.com

Northern Cash - northerncash.com

Pawn Centre - 159 King Street East, Kitchener

Second Hand World - 175 King Street East, Kitchener

Seropian Jewellery - 560 Hespeler Road, Unit 3, Cambridge

The Cambridge Pawn Shop - 703 King Street East, Cambridge

The Diamond Outlet - thediamondoutlet.ca

Victoria Antiques and Heirlooms -pickerstradingplace.com

William J Grant Coins and Supls - 99 Water Street North, Kitchener

JustJunk (Cambridge, Elmira, Kitchener, Waterloo) - justjunk.com 

Bag it Back program for alcohol containers 

Colonial Acres Coins - www.colonialacres.com

Habitat for Humanity Restore - habitatwr.ca

Library of Things (donate or borrow everything from tools to tents) - kwlot.ca

Long and McQuade - long-mcquade.com

R.E.E.P.Green Solutions - reepgreen.ca

New Hamburg Thrift - newhamburgthrift.com 

Redemption Prison Ministry Thrift Store - 15 Water Street North, Cambridge

Autocraft Foreign Cars - 1701 Glasgow Street, Kitchener 

Cambridge Auto Wreckers - cambridgeautowreckers.com

Combined Metal Industries (CMI) Inc. - combinedmetal.com

Discount Auto Wreckers - discountautowreckers.com

Dundee Recycling Ltd. - dundeerecycling.ca

Earl's Auto Parts Ltd. - 956 Guelph Street, Kitchener

Eco-Tech Inc. - eco-techrecycling.com

Hank's Auto Wreckers - hanksautowreckers.com

Joseph and Company Inc. - josephco.ca

Junkey Monkey - junkeymonkey.ca

Logel's Auto Parts Limited - logels.com

Parkway Auto Recycler - parkwayautorecyclers.com

Scrap-It - 519-572-0987

Triple M Metal LP - triplemmetal.com

Woznuk Bros. Limited - 1050 Main Street, Cambridge

Italian Canadian Shoes and Repairing - 351 Louisa Street, Kitchener 

Pfeifer S Shoe Repair - 18 Duke Street East, Kitchener

Schreiner Shoe Service - 315 Lincoln Road, Waterloo

Shoe Doctor Quality Shoe Repair - 2960 Kingsway Drive, Kitchener

Shoecrafters - 94 Weber Street West, Kitchener

The Village Cobbler (Cambridge Centre) 519-623-5628

Uptown Shoes and Repairs - 200 Highland Road West, Kitchener

Instant Replay Sportszone - sportszonecanada.com 

New Hamburg Thrift - newhamburgthrift.com

Phoenix Games and Hobbies - phoenixgames.ca

Play It Again Sports - playitagainsportskitchenerguelph.com

Re-Run Sports - 997 King Street East, Cambridge

Region of Waterloo Bicycle Reuse program

The Bow Shop - shooterschoice.com

The Working Centre, Recycle Cycles - theworkingcentre.org

Goodwill Donation Centres -goodwillindustries.ca 

Missions Thrift Store - missionthriftstore.com

New Hamburg Thrift - newhamburgthrift.com

JC Retail - jcretail.ca

Once Upon a Child, Cambridge - onceuponachildcambridge.com

Once Upon a Child, Kitchener - onceuponachildkitchener.com

Playin' Around - 8A Queen Street West, Cambridge

Quality Discounts - 26 Arthur Street South, Elmira

Thrift on Kent - thriftonkent.com

Value Village, Value Village Thrift Store North Waterloo - valuevillage.com

Encore Records - encorerecords.ca 

Far Out Flicks - faroutflicks.com

JC Retail - jcretail.ca

Missions Thrift Store - missionthriftstore.com

New Hamburg Thrift - newhamburgthrift.com

Pawn Centre - 159 King Street East, Kitchener

Project Get Reel - redpropeller.ca

The Beat Goes On - beatgoeson.com

Value Village Thrift Store North Waterloo - valuevillage.com

X-Disc-C - 7 Moyer Place, Kitchener