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  • City of Kitchener launches Digital Kitchener Innovation Lab

    In 2017, the City of Kitchener launched a new initiative with a big goal: to create a space where it could test ideas and use technology to improve public services. That space became the Digital Kitchener Innovation Lab- a place where creative thinking and tech came together to solve local problems.

  • New technology supports smart, connected parking across Kitchener

    The City of Kitchener recently transformed its parking enterprise by replacing aging transponder-based systems with a fully digital system, using artificial intelligence-based computer vision to recognize license plates across all garages and surface lots.

  • Kitchener partners with local startup municiPal AI to deliver smarter digital experience

    The City of Kitchener is partnering with municiPal AI to transform how residents find information about their community online.  

    Founded in Kitchener and led-by an all-female team, municiPal AI helps municipalities improve service delivery through advanced website search functionality powered by AI, delivering accurate, accessible answers to residents' questions instantly.  

  • Celebrate a loved one this season with Williamsburg Cemetery's Tree of Remembrance

    During the holiday season, we hold our loved ones close to our hearts – especially those we have lost. To help honour loved ones who have passed, Williamsburg Cemetery is hosting their annual Tree of Remembrance gathering this December.  

  • City of Kitchener launches new Kitchener.ca to enhance digital experience

    The City of Kitchener is excited to announce the launch of the new Kitchener.ca, marking a major milestone in the City’s commitment to digital transformation and service delivery. 

  • Get winter ready: tips and tools for winter in Kitchener

    Kitchener, Ontario – With snow on the ground and plows on the street, we have officially welcomed winter in Kitchener. With the snow comes the winter season’s responsibilities – both for the City of Kitchener and for residents.  

  • Local artwork showcased in Downtown Kitchener with new Canvas in the Sky initiative

    Kitchener, ON – This winter, the streets of downtown Kitchener will transform into an open-air art gallery. Launched Monday afternoon, the City of Kitchener’s new Canvas in the Sky initiative will showcase the work of local artists on a series of banners that will be installed on light poles throughout the downtown core.  

  • Christkindl Market celebrates the magic of the season in Kitchener

    Downtown Kitchener is set to sparkle with holiday magic as the Christkindl Market makes its highly anticipated return this week. This beloved European-style holiday market brings festive sights and sounds to our community each year along with holiday shopping, live entertainment and free activities for all ages. 

  • There’s still time to register for the Kitchener 2051 speaker series

    To accompany the draft release of Kitchener’s new official plan, Kitchener 2051, the City of Kitchener is holding the third session of its speaker series to discuss the plan’s key themes, and there’s still time to register for free. 

  • City extends snow event until 3:00 p.m. Monday, December 1, 2025

    Kitchener, Ontario - A snow event was declared on Thursday, November 27 based on credible weather forecast information. This snow event has now been extended until 3:00 p.m. on Monday, December 1. This helps ensure our plows and snow clearing equipment are able to effectively and efficiently clear snow from roadways across the city.  

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The City of Kitchener is situated on the traditional territory of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We recognize our responsibility to act as stewards for the land and honour the original caretakers who came before us. Our community is enriched by the enduring knowledge and deep-rooted traditions of the diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples who live in Kitchener today.