This week on Civic Briefs: Waterloo Edition, we’re covering housing density and heritage preservation. Host Casey Page unpacks council’s approval of a 24-storey tower near King and Columbia, plus a major step toward transforming the vacant Carnegie Library into a home for the city museum. 🗓️ Meeting date: June 9, 2025

This week on Civic Briefs: Waterloo Edition, we’re covering housing density and heritage preservation. Host Casey Page unpacks council’s approval of a 24-storey tower near King and Columbia, plus a major step toward transforming the vacant Carnegie Library into a home for the city museum. 🗓️ Meeting date: June 9, 2025

354 King and the Carnegie Comeback – High-Rise Hopes and Heritage Revival

Civic Briefs delivers fast, accessible summaries of local city council meetings—so you actually know what’s going on in your community, without sitting through hours of livestreams.

Hosted by Casey Page and produced by Richard McClurg, each episode highlights key decisions, delegate voices, and what they mean for your city—all in about five minutes.

Whether it’s budgets, bike lanes, or backyard chickens, we break it down so you don’t have to.

Subscribe for updates on what's going on in the City of Waterloo.

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Civic Briefs delivers fast, accessible summaries of local city council meetings—so you actually know what’s going on in your community, without sitting through hours of livestreams. Hosted by Casey Page and produced by Richard McClurg, each episode highlights key decisions, delegate voices, and what they mean for your city—all in about five minutes. Whether it’s budgets, bike lanes, or backyard chickens, we break it down so you don’t have to. Subscribe for updates on what's going on in the City of Waterloo.

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354 King and the Carnegie Comeback – High-Rise Hopes and Heritage Revival

354 King and the Carnegie Comeback – High-Rise Hopes and Heritage Revival