@ascentale @bikenite A8. I was at a Bike Rodeo today where school kids could learn about bike safety and have fun. I was set up with the lovely folks from Student Transportation Services of Waterloo Region, and got to talk with plenty of parents and grandparents about @CyclingGuide

It was a fun day filled with joyful conversations 😀🚴❤️

And while this photo might make it look like an unpromising location, everyone who came for the event passed by where we were set up!

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@ascentale @Amgine @bikenite A2. Here in Waterloo Region, the best example I can think of is Red Racoon Bike Rescue. Great organization with dedicated people making our community better.

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https://www.redraccoon.org

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Things are getting swicy in Waterloo region: Jasmine Mangalaseril
It’s sweet and spicy and it's showing up in everything from drinks to charcuterie boards to fried chicken to potato chips. CBC K-W food columnist Jasmine Mangalaseril looks at swicy food trends found in Waterloo region.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/swicy-foods-huckleberry-hives-casa-toro-88-bardo-big-d-s-hot-chicken-9.7176192?cmp=rss
Keeping Croatian heritage alive in Waterloo region 'soul-fulfilling,' these young people say
A Canadian-Croatian community group is striving to keep their traditions alive by passing down folklore dances and songs to the next generation. The Queen Helena Canadian Croatian Cultural and Charitable Society puts on their spring concert every year to showcase months of practice.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/canadian-croatian-folklore-dance-music-concert-9.7176392?cmp=rss

Cycling from Toronto to Waterloo [143 km]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgQCR0UOKnA

"I had it in my head that Waterloo was close to Toronto for some reason. It's not."
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Cycling from Toronto to Waterloo [143 km] + SEASON 2 SNEAK PEEK

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Kate's 5 fun things to do in and around Waterloo region this weekend: April 24 to 26
There are lots of events this weekend including neighbourhood cleanups to mark Earth Day, playoff hockey for the Kitchener Rangers, an annual pottery sale and it's Doors Open Guelph on Saturday.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/kate-five-fun-things-to-do-waterloo-region-guelph-area-april-24-25-26-9.7175080?cmp=rss

Rally to Stop Hospital Privatization at Waterloo Public Square at Noon on Saturday, 25 April 2026

Agenda

  • Protest Start: 12:00 noon
  • Opening Remarks and Introductions: 12:00 – 12:15, Jim Stewart, Chair WRHC
  • Keynote Speaker: 12:15 – 12:30, Catherine Fife NDP MPP introduces Marit Stiles MPP and Leader of the Opposition
  • Keynote Speaker: 12:30 – 12:45, Adil Shamji MPP and Liberal Health Critic
  • Keynote Speaker: 12:45 – 13:00, Aislinn Clancy MPP, Green Party, Kitchener Centre
  • Closing Remarks: 13:00 – 13:10, Jim Stewart


Since the inception of public hospitals in Ontario, no government has undertaken privatization like this.

The Ford government has announced almost $300 million for 61 new private surgical and diagnostic clinics. By Ford’s own numbers, this will redirect 1.2 million patients away from public hospitals. This is truly unprecedented privatization of our public hospitals’ core services.

While pouring our public money into more expensive for-profit clinics and hospitals, our local public hospitals have been pushed into deficit by the Ford government.

Our hospitals are not theirs to privatize

This is the first in a series of protests across Ontario to send a clear message that we will not let them privatize our public hospitals. Experience shows, if we can mount enough pressure we can stop Ford’s privatization.

Our goal is to inspire 10,000 Ontarians to come out. Let’s make a show of opposition that is equal to the threat.

Everyone who can join in matters.

Please note that our protests against hospital privatization are separate from the Fight Ford protests that are not organized by us.

Stay tuned for dates & locations in the fall.

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I enjoyed this article @mdruker wrote about ION Stage 2 costs in #WaterlooRegion and what can be done about it. It's nice to see that TriTag is still active!

https://www.tritag.ca/blog/2026/04/22/why-ion-cost-estimates-went-up-and-what-to-do-about-it/

Why ION cost estimates went up (and what to do about it)

The cost estimates for the ION light rail extension have had many scratching their heads. Transit construction costs have ballooned in North America and beyond, but right here in Waterloo Region we built ION Stage 1 for under a billion dollars, less than a decade ago. Why would the price

Tri-Cities Transport Action Group

Are you interested in cycling advocacy and want to dip your toes in the metaphorical water? Then save this important date!

The Annual General Meeting for CycleWR will be held virtually at 7pm on May 28, 2026. This AGM be open to members only. If you haven’t yet joined or renewed for 2026, please take a moment and do so now!

https://cyclewr.ca/membership/join/

Three positions are open for election on the CycleWR board at this AGM. Contact us to apply.

https://cyclewr.ca/contact/

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