Monday Waterloo Region Roundup – New GO Service, New Jobs, Celebrating Old Homes and More

GO Service Between Toronto and Waterloo Region May Be Expanding Soon

The long stated goal of providing all-day GO service between Toronto and points in the Waterloo Region is one step closer to becoming a reality after a visit to the area by Minister of Transportation Steven Del Duca to discuss expansion plans. Read More.

25,500 New Jobs Come to Ontario in July 

The outlook on job creation in Ontario continued to look rather rosy last month, with the government reporting the creation of 25,500 new jobs in the province, many of them in the Kitchener-Waterloo-Barrie region. Read More

Kitchener Heritage Map Released to Celebrate Canada 150 

Anyone who does a little walking around in Kitchener will notice that the city still boasts plenty of old houses and buildings, but most don’t know very much about them. A new map created by Heritage Kitchener to celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary aims to change that. Read More

From Irish Student to Waterloo Alpaca Farmer (!)

People come to the Waterloo Region from all over the world and for all kinds of reasons. Mark Smullen came to work as a graphic designer, but somehow he ended up becoming an alpaca farmer as well. Read More

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