July 1st 2022 will be a day of celebration in Waterloo Region! Picnics, music, events and fireworks are back, as we celebrate the shared values of this country and its diverse communities.

As more cideries pop up, craft ciders are quickly becoming a favourite for people looking for a refreshing summer beverage . Discover where to quench your cider cravings here in Waterloo Region!

Farmers’ markets are abundant in Waterloo Region, and are almost as plentiful as the vegetables, fruits and other products that fill their vendor’s stands! They’re a great way to take home fresh produce, and an even better way to meet the people responsible for growing your food.

Food writer Andrew Coppolino takes a look at must-try dishes in Waterloo Region. Today's Don't Skip Dish: Pâté en croûte, handmade using local ingredients at Jacob's Grill in the Village of St. Jacobs.

To get the most out of the summer season, here are eight can’t miss Waterloo Region festivals to enjoy during the warm, sunny days ahead!

For the first post-pandemic list, the Canada's 100 Best judges were given these instructions: vote for great food wherever you find it. And they found it at Langdon Hall in Cambridge!

Toronto Star - Cambridge is a worthwhile day trip from Toronto for those seeking culture, natural beauty and great dining. Here’s how to explore the best Cambridge has to offer on a day trip.

It's there, but you can’t always see it. Tourism brings outside dollars into Waterloo Region — its perfect mate is economic development and its offspring is job creation. One in 11 Canadian jobs relies on the tourism economy.

There’s no better way to enjoy great food and a terrific view on a sunny, summer’s day than from one of Waterloo Region’s amazing patios. Whether it’s a streetside terrace, a rural oasis, or an intimate space, Waterloo Region’s patios provide the perfect place to sit back, relax and enjoy summer.