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The CHCA has decided to postpone the Spring Clean Up until Saturday May 4th because of the weather forecast. We want to ensure participants have dry conditions and warmer temperatures to help clean up...
The Clair Hills Community Association is proud to host two events this month, and they are fast approaching. The annual Spring Clean Up is this Saturday April 20th at 10:00am and 2:00pm, and is...
Posted on behalf of Waterloo Fire Rescue (Waterloo, Ont. – April 11, 2013) With the current freezing rain Waterloo Fire Rescue is urging residents to be cautious when driving, walking near waterways and...
The CHCA executive and volunteers continue our work with the City of Waterloo and Ward 2 Councillor, Karen Scian, on the next phase of the St Moritz Park. For those of you following the...
IMPORTANT: The Region of Waterloo is no longer selling rain barrels, as they have for many years, so if you need a rain barrel, this is your chance! Saturday, April 27, 2013 (10...
Organize a Community Clean-Up in a park in Waterloo (April) Because every neighbourhood can use a bit of spring cleaning! During the entire month of April, Tim Horton’s and the Cities of Kitchener and...
The City of Waterloo and Grand River Conservation Authority want you to design your own bookmark to show what Earth Day means to you! The contest is open to students in grades 3 to...
The Clair Hills Community Association is pleased to confirm the date for its annual Spring Clean Up. This year’s event will take place on Saturday April 20th, 2013. For more information, please visit our...
City Trees The City of Waterloo maintains over 30,000 trees on public streets as well as all the trees in parks. And every year, staff plant and mulch 300-500 additional trees within the City....
On Sunday, February 24th the Clair Hills Community Association, in partnership with the City of Waterloo, was happy to offer free tickets to the Waterloo Siskins’ last home game of the season. Thirty neighbourhood residents came...
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