Anita Flootman Paterson, of Staebler Insurance, presenting D&D Diamond Cutting and Coring, with their GVCA Heritage Award Plaque.
Congratulations to them on 26 years in the business.
The Waterloo Region Police Service, in partnership with local municipalities, have launched a new centralized bylaw phone number to help manage complaints. The dedicated number now allows residents to report bylaw-related matters such as property standards, noise...
The major global soccer (football) championship is set to begin June 11, 2026 — with matches taking place in Mexico, United States, and Canada, and even closer to home in Toronto. This five-week event is expected to create widespread excitement and enthusiasm to watch...
For the third year in a row, Staebler Insurance and their staff-run Charity & Community Involvement Committee donated to the Salvation Army's Toy Mountain campaign, and appeared on CTV Kitchener's newscast on November 20. WATCH: Another Generous Toy Mountain...
Starting in March 2026, Waterloo Region will implement a cart-based waste collection system for garbage and organics — replacing manual collection for approximately 161,000 single-family homes, duplexes, 3-to-6-unit buildings, and 8,500 multi-family units and...
The cities of Kitchener and Waterloo took a major step towards reducing the number of disruptions and complaints from fireworks – by banning their sales beginning in 2026. Previously the Staebler Blog wrote about Backyard Fire and Fireworks Bylaws in Waterloo Region....
For the second year in a row, Staebler Insurance made a donation of toys, gift cards, and other items to CTV Kitchener's Toy Mountain. Through the Salvation Army, Staebler Insurance employees made an appearance on CTV Kitchener's newscast on December 4 and delivered...
This year, the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Southern Railway (CPKC) is once again running its Holiday Train across Canada. The CPKC Holiday Train runs November 21 to December 20 for its 26th year of spreading holiday cheer by raising money and food awareness for...
On September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a significant occasion to acknowledge the tragic history of residential schools and to commit to healing and understanding. In Waterloo Region, this day is marked by various community events that honour...
« Back to Fall 2024 Newsletter Back-to-school time not only brings School Bus safety top of mind, but also School Zone safety. To improve safety around schools, Waterloo Region’s Municipal Speed Camera Program monitors vehicle travel speeds at select locations. The...
« Back to Fall 2024 Newsletter September marks the beginning of the new school year. This is exciting and challenging time for students, but for most post-secondary students and their families it can represent the start of life-changing journey. Entering the...
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