Good Friday and Easter 2024: What’s open and closed in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo
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As Good Friday and Easter approach, here's a roundup of what's open and closed over the holiday weekend in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo.
As Good Friday and Easter approach, here’s a roundup of what’s open and closed over the holiday weekend in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo.
The Region of Waterloo International Airport will remain open.
GO Transit will operate on a Sunday service schedule on Good Friday and the normal schedule for the remainder of the weekend.
Grand River Transit will operate on a holiday service schedule on Friday. GRT customer service centres in Kitchener (105 King St. E.) and Cambridge (35 Ainslie St. S.) will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Good Friday and Easter Monday but the location at 250 Strasburg Rd. in Kitchener will be closed both days.
There will be regular curbside waste collection. Cambridge and Waterloo waste sites will be closed to residential drop-off on Friday and Monday.
All Region of Waterloo offices, children’s centres and employment resource centres will be closed.
All Region of Waterloo library locations will open Saturday but be closed on Friday, Sunday and Monday.
All LCBO outlets and Beer Stores will be closed on Friday and Sunday with select LCBO locations set to open on Monday.
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