Latest posts from TriTAG

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Oct

Hold the date: October 19 transit action event

As part of Environmental Defence's Canada Transit Action Week, we will be setting up in Waterloo Public Square
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Sep

News roundup: September 20, 2024

Here’s our roundup of local news about walking, biking, and transit over the last month: What's happening
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23
Aug

News roundup: August 24, 2024

It’s been a few years, but TriTAG is back! There’s been much progress in the tri-cities but there’
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17
Feb
Transformative cycling projects in Waterloo need your support

Transformative cycling projects in Waterloo need your support

The Region sits on the cusp of transformative change when it comes to cycling infrastructure. At Tuesday's Planning
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16
Feb
Regional Budget 2019: time for some bus love

Regional Budget 2019: time for some bus love

On Tuesday, councillors will be finalizing the 2019 Region of Waterloo budget. Unfortunately, proposed transit improvements, vital to Grand River
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23
Jul
Week in review: July 24, 2018

Week in review: July 24, 2018

Subscribe to get weekly updated delivered directly to your inbox! Consultations, feedback, and events * CYCLING: * Your ideas wanted for a
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11
Jul
Week in review July 13, 2018

Week in review July 13, 2018

Subscribe to get weekly updated delivered directly to your inbox! Consultations, feedback, and events * CYCLING: * CycleWR open meeting, July 16
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02
Jul
Kitchener Councillors on snow clearing: ignorance is bliss

Kitchener Councillors on snow clearing: ignorance is bliss

As we feared, Kitchener Council reversed itself last week, deferring the bulk of the winter sidewalk maintenance pilot for next
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27
Jun
Week in review: June 28, 2018

Week in review: June 28, 2018

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21
Jun
A summer call-to-action on winter sidewalks

A summer call-to-action on winter sidewalks

This past week, the Kitchener Community and Infrastructure Services Committee approved a plan to pilot different alternatives for keeping sidewalks
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