Cambridge

ABOUT THE AREA

The Province of Ontario formed the City of Cambridge on January 1, 1973. The former communities of Galt, Preston, Hespeler, and Blair make up the current city of Cambridge. Though the history of the area dates back to a much earlier time. Today, Cambridge is a modern city with a rich architectural heritage still clearly seen today. Cambridge is now the second largest community within Waterloo Region. This is partly due to the strong economy and culture. In recognition of the past, the City maintains three unique downtown cores.

Population:  102,159

  • Schools

    • Elgin Street Public School
    • Ryerson Public School
    • Centennial Public School
    • Avenue Road Public School
    • Grand View Public School
    • Preston Highschool
    • Glenview Park Secondary School
    • Southwood Secondary School
  • Transportation

    • Cycling
    • Walking
    • Grand River Transit Bus
    • GO Transit
    • Coach Canada & Greyhound
    • VIA Rail Canada
    • Taxi
    • Highway 401
  • Parks

    • Riverside Park
    • Soper Park
    • Churchill Park
    • Millrace Park
    • Sault Park
    • Victoria Park
    • Linear Park
LOCATION
824 Gordon Street
Guelph, ON. N1G 1Y7
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