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Moving to Kitchener, Waterloo or Cambridge comes with a long to-do list, and finding a family doctor is near the top of it. The good news: access to primary care in Waterloo Region has improved a lot in the past year. Here’s how to get connected, and where to go for care in the meantime. […]
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When you’re deciding where to put down roots, access to good health care sits near the top of the list, right alongside schools, commute times and parks. In Kitchener-Waterloo, that conversation now starts with one name: Waterloo Regional Health Network, or WRHN. If you’ve lived here a while, you probably still call the hospitals by […]
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Waterloo Region is one of the best-known education hubs in Canada. If you’re interested in learning about Universities and Colleges in Waterloo Region, you’ll discover that three major schools sit within a short drive of each other, and they shape a lot of life here: the tech sector, the rental market, and the energy in […]
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If you’re buying a home in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge or the townships, schools and child care are probably near the top of your list, often right behind “how many bedrooms?” For many families, finding information about Schools & Daycare in Waterloo Region is just as important as the house itself. The right school or a […]
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Spring in Kitchener-Waterloo has a way of arriving all at once. One week the ground is frozen solid, and the next you’re eyeing your backyard and wondering where to start. If you’ve ever wondered about gardening in Waterloo Region or jumped the gun on planting only to lose seedlings to a late frost — or […]
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Here’s What You Need to Know If you’ve been drawn to the quieter corners of Waterloo Region, you may be considering buying in Wellesley Township. Wellesley Township deserves a serious look. It’s the most rural of the region’s five townships. For buyers who are specifically looking for that, it delivers in a way that’s becoming […]
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Love the outdoors? You don’t have to go far. Here are six exciting day trips within easy driving distance of Kitchener-Waterloo — perfect for weekends, long weekends, or whenever you need to get outside. One of the best things about living in Waterloo Region is how much Ontario adventure is within reach. Whether you’re into hiking, paddling, […]
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If you’ve been exploring homes just beyond the edges of Kitchener-Waterloo, there’s a good chance Woolwich Township has caught your eye — and for good reason. If you’re considering buying in Woolwich Township, this sprawling township to the north and east of Waterloo offers something that’s genuinely hard to find. You get the breathing room […]
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Big changes to how we handle curbside waste collection in Waterloo Region have arrived. Residents will notice several updates to garbage, recycling, and organics pickup. Here’s everything you need to know. New Carts Are Here The Region has already delivered new black garbage carts and green organics carts to homes across the region. These carts […]
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One of the most common questions families ask when buying a home is: “Which school will my children attend?” If you’re planning to move to Kitchener, Waterloo, or Cambridge, understanding school boundaries is an important part of choosing the right neighbourhood. In the Waterloo Region, school asignments are typically determined by your home address. Here’s […]
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