Victoria Day 2022: What’s open and closed in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo
The Region of Waterloo International Airport will remain open.Grand River Transit will operate on a holiday service schedule. GRT customer service centres in Kitchener and Cambridge will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.There will be regular curbside waste collection. Cambridge and Waterloo waste sites will be closed to residential drop-off.
All Region of Waterloo offices, children’s centres and employment resource centres will be closed.All LCBO stores will be closed on Monday.There will be four Beer Stores fully open in the region, while two others will be drive-thru only. In Kitchener, stores will open at 875 Highland Rd. W. and 1120 Victoria St. N., in Waterloo, they will open at 624 King St. N. and 70 Weber St. N., and in Cambridge, they will open at 200 Franklin Blvd. and 150 Holiday Inn Dr. .
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