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Kitchener
Kitchener offers big-city excitement without losing its small-town charm.
Kitchener has a Germanic influence of modest, well build homes and features new condo developments for urban lifestyles.
Home of the annual Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest, the city also hosts some of the most celebrated music festivals in Ontario as well as having many fascinating museums and galleries.
Kitchener maintains a booming economic sector with an emphasis on technology, as well as two hospitals and abundant natural amenities/green spaces.
Kitchener has a Germanic influence of modest, well build homes and features new condo developments for urban lifestyles.
Home of the annual Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest, the city also hosts some of the most celebrated music festivals in Ontario as well as having many fascinating museums and galleries.
Kitchener maintains a booming economic sector with an emphasis on technology, as well as two hospitals and abundant natural amenities/green spaces.
Waterloo
Waterloo is a dynamic urban centre celebrated for its focus on technology, including both renowned educational institutions and prominent international businesses.
The city offers real estate choices ranging from lofts and condos to large luxury homes.
With its rich cultural diversity, Waterloo offers a unique blend of intriguing restaurants, boutique stores, galleries and nightlife.
Stunning parks and well-maintained walking paths encourage residents, as well as students from around the world, to enjoy the natural beauty of the city.
The city offers real estate choices ranging from lofts and condos to large luxury homes.
With its rich cultural diversity, Waterloo offers a unique blend of intriguing restaurants, boutique stores, galleries and nightlife.
Stunning parks and well-maintained walking paths encourage residents, as well as students from around the world, to enjoy the natural beauty of the city.
Cambridge
Cambridge has four distinct centres: Galt, Hespeler, Preston and Blair.
It’s well known for its European style historic buildings and spectacular views from atop 400-million-year-old limestone cliffs, where you can catch a glimpse of the distinct Mennonite settlements that surround the area.
Cambridge achieved prominence for it’s thriving industrial sector but is increasingly gaining fame in the entertainment industry as more movie and TV productions film location work in the city.
It’s well known for its European style historic buildings and spectacular views from atop 400-million-year-old limestone cliffs, where you can catch a glimpse of the distinct Mennonite settlements that surround the area.
Cambridge achieved prominence for it’s thriving industrial sector but is increasingly gaining fame in the entertainment industry as more movie and TV productions film location work in the city.
Woolwich Township
Woolwich Township’s three largest settlements are Elmira, St. Jacobs and Breslau, where the Region of Waterloo International Airport is located.
Home to the heart of Old Order Mennonite Country, throughout the years the Township of Woolwich has maintained much of its old-world charm.
Quaint villages with boutiques and restaurants can be found surrounded by lush farmland and Mennonite settlements, with roads shared by both motor vehicles and traditional horse and buggies.
Home to the heart of Old Order Mennonite Country, throughout the years the Township of Woolwich has maintained much of its old-world charm.
Quaint villages with boutiques and restaurants can be found surrounded by lush farmland and Mennonite settlements, with roads shared by both motor vehicles and traditional horse and buggies.
Wilmot Township
The Township of Wilmot is located along the banks of the Nith River. More than half of Wilmot’s total population live in the rapidly growing towns of New Hamburg and Baden.
The Township is made up of rolling farmland, quaint villages and growing towns and provides the best of rural and urban living.
Along with the Amish settlers who came for the rich farmland, the township also attracted immigrants who were tradesmen and artisans and has many historical and fascinating tourist destinations.
The Township is made up of rolling farmland, quaint villages and growing towns and provides the best of rural and urban living.
Along with the Amish settlers who came for the rich farmland, the township also attracted immigrants who were tradesmen and artisans and has many historical and fascinating tourist destinations.
Wellesley Township
The Township of Wellesley is located within a 20-minute drive of the cities of Kitchener and Waterloo and made up of several distinct communities.
A predominately rural farming area, it also includes many small businesses in addition to the traditional roadside/honour produce and floral stands, quilts and handcrafted furniture.
The first settlers to the area came from a variety of racial and religious backgrounds, including a significant number of freed or escaped slaves from the United States.
A predominately rural farming area, it also includes many small businesses in addition to the traditional roadside/honour produce and floral stands, quilts and handcrafted furniture.
The first settlers to the area came from a variety of racial and religious backgrounds, including a significant number of freed or escaped slaves from the United States.