The City of Waterloo seeks proposals from qualified cleaning suppliers for janitorial services at various municipal locations. The locations include Waterloo City Centre/City Hall, the Heritage Green autonomous washroom, Service Center 2, bike shelters, bike lockers, and pay-and-display machines. Proposals must be submitted online by November 3, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. EST.
The City of Kitchener is seeking quotations for the supply and delivery of pool supplies and bulk chlorine to various municipal locations and participating agencies.
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The meeting included a territorial acknowledgement and a moment of reflection in honor of Dr. Ron Schlegel. Presentations were given regarding the city's museum operations, covering attendance trends, fiscal recovery, and upcoming exhibits. Additionally, there was a presentation concerning the city's designation as a platinum-level bicycle-friendly community, which detailed the extensive application process and the city's ongoing commitment to active transportation infrastructure.
City of Waterloo Council Council Meeting
Date: Oct 5, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting was a formal public proceeding focused on Item 12A, involving an Official Plan Amendment and a Zoning Bylaw Amendment for 2408 Northfield Equities Inc. The discussion covered a proposed development plan for the site at 170-200 Northfield Drive West and 570-655 Weber Street North, detailing the inclusion of residential towers, flexible commercial and light industrial premises, parking provisions, and park spaces. Staff recommended approval of the OPA ZBA application, with minor clarifications regarding future interpretation after development.
This document is the first iteration of the Get READI Benchmarking and Implementation Plan, outlining the City of Waterloo's strategic direction and progress for Reconciliation, Equity, Accessibility, Diversity, and Inclusion (READI). The plan is structured around four key objectives and six priority areas, including improving Indigenous relations and fostering Reconciliation, enhancing the built environment, cultivating a culture of belonging, fostering diversity in staff and leadership, focusing on equitable resource distribution, and building trust through accountability systems. The overarching vision is to become a more inclusive and welcoming City of Waterloo.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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