As everyone knows by now, Waterloo Mayor Brenda Halloran tabled a motion for the June 1 meeting of Regional Council that calls for an eleventh hour referendum on the Rapid Transit project. This pos...

If you haven’t registered to speak at Regional Council on Tuesday or Wednesday evening next week, now is the time - the Regional Clerk’s voicemail is open 24 hours a day at 519-575-4420, and the de...

The Rapid Transit vote is only three weeks away. Make sure you have your opinion heard! If you haven’t done so, add your comments online to the final round of public consultations by May 27. This...

Friends and Neighbours, On June 15, 2011, four weeks from today, Waterloo Regional Council will make a pivotal choice that stands to alter our community for better or for worse. The decision to b...

We now have 4 different posters you can help us put up around our community. All posters are sized for Ledger/Tabloid (11” x 17”) paper, but can be printed on other sizes with trimmable margins. W...

Washington, D.C.’s Capital Bikeshare (Photo: James D. Schwartz / Flickr) Yesterday was a momentous day for cycling in Ontario – not because of the election, but because Ontario’s first modern bike...

Today the last phase of public consultations for Waterloo Region’s Rapid Transit project begins, with one tonight in St. Jacobs. The other ones will be held this week and next at familiar locations...

Interesting recent news and links from our region and around the world: The City of Waterloo is looking at redesigning Columbia Street / Lexington Road between King Street and Davenport Road, with...

Tonight the Waterloo Chronicle put up an article and an editorial about last Friday’s LRT-related meetings in Waterloo. These pieces are from tomorrow’s print edition, which goes to most homes in W...

Last night Waterloo City Council adopted its first Transportation Master Plan (TMP). The plan aims “To develop a coordinated and integrated transportation system that provides realistic travel opti...