How to host a sustainable conference in Waterloo Region
by Alex Kinsella | May 2022 Sustainability was top of mind when the Canadian Society of […]
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Welcoming the Ontario Volleyball Championships back to Waterloo Region
BY ALEX KINSELLA | MAY 2022 Waterloo Region welcomed the Ontario Volleyball Association Championships back to the RIM
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6 Waterloo Region restaurants among top spots in Canada for brunch
Originally Posted on CityNews Kitchener | April 21, 2022 Open Table is out with its best
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Make Memories, Leave only Footprints: Sustainable Travel Ideas in Waterloo Region
BY MEGAN HONAN | UPDATED SPRING 2023 With Earth Day quickly approaching, it’s time to re-think our
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GAME ON IN WATERLOO REGION
MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS ARE RETURNING AND SO IS SPORT TOURISM BY ALEX KINSELLA | APRIL 2022 Waterloo Region’s
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LANGDON HALL’S NEW COOKBOOK PROVIDES A TASTE OF PLACE
BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | APRIL 2022 Chefs love cookbooks. They are inspired by them and many imagine
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Maple Syrup 101: Tapping into the season at Snyder Heritage Farms
BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | MARCH 2022 Kevin Snyder’s 65-acre wood lot, one of a couple from which
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What to Do in Waterloo Region After Dark
BY MEGAN HONAN | Updated January 2024 Throughout the winter season, the days are shorter and the
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BRINGING THE WORLD OF SPORT TO WATERLOO REGION
by Alex Kinsella | February 2022 Sports connect us all. Whether you’re a player, a fan,
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Welcoming meetings and conferences back to Waterloo Region
By Alex Kinsella | March 2022 After two years of working and meeting virtually, everyone is
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Breakfast like a Local at these 5 Restaurants
BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | JANUARY 2022 The old saying is that breakfast is the most important meal of
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10 Things to do in Waterloo Region this Holiday Season
by Adventures with the Hills | Updated November 2023 The Region of Waterloo Ontario is a
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Explore Ontario by Bike’s Top Rides in Waterloo Region
Ontario by Bike | October 2021 If you are a keen cyclist chances are you know
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7 Chefs Dish on Sustainability
BY ANDREW COPPOLINO | OCTOBER 2021 A cross-section of chefs, restaurateurs and culinary instructors agrees that the food
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An exhibition celebrating The Rolling Stones’ impact on pop culture lands in Kitchener
Originally Posted on NOW Toronto August 17, 2021 – The Rolling Stones have kept rock music
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Fore! Disc golf course a first for Hespeler
TheRecord.com – Mike Hruden wants Four Fathers Brewery to become a destination in Hespeler. Hruden and his partners have transformed the eight acres of land behind the brewery into Hespeler’s first disc golf course.
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Vision, Flavourvee and Gourmet: Sweet Corn in Waterloo Region
When you crunch down on a cob of corn, you’re biting juicily into 10,000 years of history. Domesticated in Mexico, corn is a large grass that was an elemental foodstuff for a variety of American cultures – and at this time of the year, it’s also a particularly delicious local food in Waterloo Region
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Test your ‘Medal’: Get in the Games in Waterloo Region
We’ll be cheering on Team Canada’s 371 athletes (5 from Waterloo Region) at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. If the games inspire you to try a new sport, here are some ways to experience the thrill of competition or discover a new past time in Waterloo Region.
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Virtual Waterloo
Virtual Waterloo is an immersive video series that gives people the experience of visiting Waterloo Region so they can explore before they visit!
Province kicks in $16M for ‘historic’ investment in Wellesley recreation centre
The Record – The provincial government will provide more than $16 million in funding to build a new recreational facility in the Township of Wellesley. This new facility will include an ice pad, space for both senior and youth centres, a walking track, gymnasium and two soccer pitches.
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Butter Tarts and Winding Waterways: 2 Bikepacking Routes to check out in Waterloo Region
There has been an increased interest in bikepacking – cycling on routes with non-paved surfaces (think gravel roads and forest trails). Waterloo cyclist Matthew Kadey has developed two backpacking for syclists to enjoy: the BT700 and the Grand Nith Rambler (GNR).
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OUR FAVORITE ONTARIO TAKE OUT: WATERLOO REGION
Culinary Tourism Alliance – Indoor dining is currently shut down across Ontario, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some of the best restaurants our province has to offer. Here are some of our favourite spots to order takeout in Wateroo Region.
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A more inclusive Pride for Everyone
Communitech.ca – This month’s Pride is taking a different form – not just pandemic-related, but with Waterloo Region’s rainbow community space SPECTRUM taking the lead to organize and connect people across the community.
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Waterloo Region’s West Montrose Covered Bridge: 140 Years Young
2021 marks a very special birthday for a beloved Waterloo Region landmark. The West Montrose Covered (“Kissing”) Bridge is turning a robust 140 years old! Built in 1881 by John Bear, a Mennonite barn builder, it is a testament to true craftsmanship, care, and creativity.
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