Amenities Guide - Perimeter Institute

SLICE OF
Perimeter’s Amenities Guide
Last Updated: September 2012
Index
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Facilities
12
Apartment Amenities
5
Phone
5
Cable
5
Internet
5
Health Care
18
Tourism
22
Maps
27
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A
Access Cards
Apartment Amenities
I
3
5-9
Phone
5
Cable/Internet
5
B
Banking
Biking
Black Hole Bistro
Buses
19
See Transportation
See Facilities
See Transportation
Information Portals
Internet
16
See Apartment Amenities
L
Library
14
Licensing & Vehicle Transfers/Imports
20
M
Maps
Universities
Movies
27
See Entertainment
N
Newspapers
C
O
Car Rentals
See Transportation
Computers
See Office
Cable
See Apartment Amenities
D
Doctors
See Health Care
E
Office
15
P
Parking
11
Photocopying
15
Physicians
PINET
See Health Care
See Information Portals
Emergency Numbers
18
Post Office
19
Entertainment
22
Printers
15
F
R
Facilities
Recreation
Black Hole Bistro
12
Area Facilities
25
Fireplaces
12
Parks
25
Lounges
12
Restaurants
24
Music Practice Room
13
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Fitness Room
13
Shopping
Squash & Basketball Court
13
Smoking
13
Change Rooms & Sauna
13
Spousal Network
19
Staff Directory
Food
See Entertainment
3
Farmers Market
17
T
Grocery Stores
17
Telephone
Restaurants
24
Tourism
25
H
Around Canada
26
Health Care
Transportation
21
Pharmacies
18
V
Walk In Clinics
18
Visitor Housing
Hospitals
18
Visiting Waterloo
Housing
See Accommodations
See Office
See Apartment Amenities
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Website
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See Information Portals
See Information Portals
ABOUT THIS GUIDE
At Perimeter Institute we strive to provide our visitors with all the information and tools they need
to make their visit as comfortable and productive as possible.
In this guide you will find information on the amenities we offer to further aid in your enjoyment and
stay with us.
The Amenities Guide also offers links to a wide range of resources, including arts and entertainment,
and tourism information.
PERIMETER INSTITUTE STAFF DIRECTORY
A current staff directory can be found on the PI-Net at this intranet link: my.pi.local/mypi.
ACCESS CARD
Your access grants you entry to the main building and certain areas within Perimeter. The front door is
unlocked during our regular office hours of 8:30 am-5 pm, Monday to Friday. You can contact security
(ext. 5192, or 519.572.7947) outside office hours should you require extra assistance. Please notify Visitor
Services and security should you misplace your access card.
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APARTMENT AMENITIES
VISITOR HOUSING
Perimeter maintains a number of apartments for visitors’ use. Most apartments are within walking distance to Perimeter.
During your stay, we ask that you practice responsible use of the amenities and notify Facilities at [email protected] of
any apartment issues that might arise.
TELEPHONE
Each unit has a telephone for your use. If you are planning on making long distance phone calls, please see Visitor Services or
Security to purchase a $5 long distance calling card. You may also obtain calling cards at the Shopper’s Drug Mart in Waterloo Town
Square (corner of Caroline & Erb Street).
For any issues with your phone, please contact our IT team at [email protected] or by phone (519) 569-7600 ext. 8888.
YOUR PHONE NUMBER
Please contact IT at [email protected] for your phone number.
INTERNET & CABLE
Internet Access
Our visitor housing comes equipped with high-speed internet access. To hook up your computer connect the Ethernet cord to your
computer’s Ethernet jack and ensure that you have your computer configured to use DHCP (default behavior). There is no need for
a password. If using wireless, please enter the wireless network name and password listed below.
Wireless Network Name
Please contact IT at 519-569-7600 ext.8888 for your wireless name.
Wireless Password
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Cable
Each apartment is equipped with a television and Rogers Cable. For complete television listings, go to channel 13.
For any issues with your internet or cable please contact our IT team at: [email protected]
or by phone (519) 569-7600 ext.8888.
The folloiwing amenities are available at all Perimeter apartments:
COOKING & FOOD STAPLES
As you may be coming in late and not get a chance to grab something to eat, Perimeter has provided some granola bars, cup of
soup, fruit juice, and tea and coffee in the apartments for your use. Please feel free to use any of the spices, cooking oils, etc. in the
apartments. If it is a shared apartment and there is someone staying with you, please check with them first to see if anything is their
own personal item(s).
Please note that most stores are open seven days a week, including a Valu-Mart grocery store located across from Perimeter in
Waterloo Town Square (corner of Erb and Caroline).
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APARTMENT AMENITIES
SAFES
Safes are located in each of the bedroom closets (excluding Father David Bauer). Please ensure you lock up your valuables and
currency when leaving the apartments. The instructions for use are inside the safe. If you have any difficulties, please contact help@
perimeterinstitute.ca.
To use the safes:
1.
Press the red button on the back of the door near the hinge, release it and you will hear 2 beeps. The yellow light will be on at
the same time.
2.
Now enter 3-8 numbers that you wish to use as a combination, and confirm by pressing the letter “B” within 15 seconds, or
you will have to do it from the beginning.
3.
Write down your new combination immediately and check whether your new combination has been programmed or not on
conditions of the safe door opening. Note: If the red light is on it means the batteries are low. Please don’t use the safe and
email facilities at: [email protected]
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Included in the apartments are cooking utensils, dishes and glassware, a coffee pot and pots and pans. There is also an iron, hair
dryer, and alarm clock. In the bathrooms, we have provided a few essentials in case you have forgotten to pack something, including
toothpaste, shampoo, etc.
MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
For any ‘emergency repairs’, please contact your building superintendent (see contact info in your apartment details below). An
example of an emergency repair is: no heat or electricity, toilet overflowing, etc. For all other issues please contact facilities at: help@
perimeterinstitute.ca which will be responded to during regular office hours (Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am-5 pm).
Please note: For apartments with no built in air-conditioning (A/C) units, portable A/C units are installed in the apartments by facilities
during the summer months. Alternately, apartments are equipped with portable fans all year long.
While all units have access to laundry facilities, alternate laundry services are available nearby at Campus Coin Laundry and Dry
Cleaning (150 University Ave. W., Waterloo, 519-886-1759). You can bring in your laundry and staff will wash and fold it for a fee.
875 UNIVERSITY AVE
Allowing Visitors into the Building
This is a self-contained condo with no buzzer code required. Visitors simply ring the doorbell.
Garbage and Recycling
Garbage and recycling bins are located in the garage and are to be placed out in the front of the building for scheduled pick up.
Heating
The digital thermostat located in the main entrance and is fully adjustable for both the heating and air-conditioning.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry facilities are located in your apartment.
Parking
This apartment has a private driveway and garage for your use.
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170 ERB STREET
Office (located to the left when exiting the building): – 519.886.3410
Allowing Visitors into the Building
Phone will ring to notify you that someone is in the lobby. Dial “9” to allow visitors into building. Your buzzer number is 103.
Garbage and Recycling
Garbage chutes are located on each floor in the storage room (located near the laundry room on the right side of the hallway when
you exit your unit). Recycling bins are located in the parking garage to the right of the building when you exit. If there are no blue
recycling bags in the apartment, please see the Apartment Office on the main floor.
Heating
The unit’s heating system is individually controlled. If you are having a problem with the heating, please contact the building
superintendent. A small thermostat box is located on the wall typically by the front door or on the wall when you first enter the living
room. Turn the dial up for more heat or down for less heat.
Laundry Facilities
Coin-operated machines are located on the same floor as the unit, to the right of the hallway after you exit the apartment.
Parking
Parking is available at the back of the building. Please note that you will require a parking pass. Please contact Visitor Services at
Perimeter to obtain a parking pass if one is not already in your package.
45 CAROLINE STREET
Superintendent: Robert Thompson (Apt. 108) – 519.747.2360
Allowing Visitors into the Building
Phone will ring to notify you that someone is in the lobby. Dial “9” to allow visitors into building.
Garbage and Recycling
There are garbage chutes to the right of the elevator. Recycling is on the first floor in the room marked ‘Moving Room’.
Note: Make sure you bring your apartment keys with you as you will need them to re-enter.
Heating
The units’ heating systems are individually controlled. If you are having a problem with the heating, please contact the building
superintendent. A small thermostat box is located on the wall typically by the front door or on the wall when you first enter the living
room. Turn the dial up for more heat or down for less heat.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry is located in the basement and a ‘SmartCity’ laundry card is required. If there is no card in the apartment please see Visitor
Services at Perimeter to obtain one.
Parking
Parking is available to the right of 55 Caroline Street in spots 11-15. If all spots are taken you may park in the visitor parking.
If you are parking in visitor parking overnight, please contact Visitor Services during office hours (8 am-5 pm) to notify them of the
vehicle, license plate and parking stall you are using, otherwise your car will be towed away. If late in the evening please call first
thing in the morning.
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55 CAROLINE STREET
Superintendent: Phil Warrington (Apt. 302) – 519.880.8518
Allowing Visitors into the Building
Phone will ring to notify you that someone is in the lobby. Dial “6” to allow visitors into building.
Apartment 203 – Buzzer: 35
Apartment 505 – Buzzer: 06
Apartment 901 – Buzzer: 26
Apartment 402 – Buzzer: 29
Apartment 605 – Buzzer: 07
Apartment 906 – Buzzer: 18
Apartment 403 – Buzzer: 37
Apartment 606 – Buzzer: 15
Apartment 405 – Buzzer: 05
Apartment 706 – Buzzer: 16
Garbage and Recycling
There are garbage chutes to the right of the elevator. Recycling is on the first floor in the room marked ‘Moving Room’.
Note: Make sure you bring your apartment keys with you as you will need them to re-enter.
Heating
The units’ heating systems are individually controlled. If you are having a problem with the heating, please contact the building
superintendent. A small thermostat box is located on the wall typically by the front door or on the wall when you first enter the living
room. Turn the dial up for more heat or down for less heat.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry is located in the basement and a ‘SmartCity’ laundry card is required. If there is no card in the apartment please see Visitor
Services at Perimeter to obtain one.
Parking
Parking is available to the right of 55 Caroline Street in spots 11-15. If all spots are taken you may park in the visitor parking.
If you are parking in visitor parking overnight, please contact Visitor Services during office hours (8 am-5 pm) to notify them of the
vehicle, license plate and parking stall you are using, otherwise your car will be towed away. If late in the evening please call first
thing in the morning.
FATHER DAVID BAUER APARTMENTS
Allowing Visitors into the Building
There is no ‘Dial’ number for this apartment complex, simply ring the doorbells.
Garbage and Recycling
There are garbage and recycling bins located behind the apartments.
Heating
The units’ heating systems are individually controlled. If you are having a problem with the heating, please contact the building
superintendent. A small thermostat box is located on the wall typically by the front door or on the wall when you first enter the living
room. Turn the dial up for more heat or down for less heat.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry facilities are located in your apartment.
Parking
Parking is available at the back of Casa Mia on Father David Bauer Drive. There are two garages for use.
Apartment 301 –Garage – Middle door Garage door opener (Code: 1126 enter)
Apartment 303 –Garage – Last one on left Garage door opener (Code: 0929 enter)
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55 WILLIAM STREET
Superintendent: Sharon, Office (located to the left when exiting the building) - 519.584.2332
Allowing Visitors into the Building
Phone will ring to notify you that someone is in the lobby. Dial “9” to allow visitors into building.
Apartment 210 - Buzzer: 1422; Apartment 619 - Buzzer: 1533; Apartment 809 - Buzzer: 1529
Garbage and Recycling
Garbage chutes are located to the right of the elevator. Recycling is in the blue bins in the parking lot at the back of the building.
Heating
The units heating systems are individually controlled. If you are having a problem with the heating, please contact the building
superintendent. A small thermostat box is located on the wall typically by the front door or on the wall when you first enter the living
room. Turn the dial up for more heat or down for less heat.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry facilities are located in your apartment.
Parking
Parking spaces have been designated for your use. If someone is parked there, park in the visitor parking and inform the Apartment Office.
The parking spaces are located along the fence. If facing the back of the apartment building, these spaces are to the extreme right.
Apartment 210 - Parking space 51; Apartment 619 - Parking space 57; Apartment 809 - Parking space 120
26 DORSET STREET
Superintendent: Paul Hansel – 519.885.2425
Allowing Visitors into the Building
Phone will ring to notify you that someone is in the lobby. Dial “9” to allow visitors into building.
Garbage and Recycling
There are garbage and recycling bins located at the back of the building (towards the left if facing the building).
Heating
Go to the hall closet. There is a box with the name Ecologic on it. Turn the white knob from 0-5 (5 being the hottest). The rooms are
also heated with in-floor heating. Individual rooms can be adjusted (the knobs are labeled). Turn the knobs to the right to turn off,
and vertically to turn on. Contact the superintendent if you require help.
Laundry Facilities
Laundry facilities are located in your apartment.
Parking
You may park on the street beside or behind the building.
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LOCATION
31 Caroline Street North
Perimeter Institute’s main building is a four-story facility located at 31 Caroline Street North, Waterloo. The first floor is dedicated to
common areas such as the Bistro, fitness areas, library, and lecture theatre. The Visitor Program office is found here as well. The
second floor houses administrative offices on the south side, and research offices on the north side. The third floor is similar, with
the addition of a seminar room, boardroom and kitchen on the south side. The fourth floor is dedicated to research offices and other
seminar rooms.
Parking
Parking is available at 31 Caroline Street North. You must have a current parking permit to park in the Perimeter lot. Permits should
be displayed on your rear-view mirrors. Please see reception or security if you require a parking permit. There is also free two-hour
parking in the designated spots at the Museum Lot across the railway tracks. All Perimeter apartments also have parking available.
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FACILITIES AT 31 CAROLINE ST.
KITCHEN FACILITIES
Full kitchen facilities are provided on the south side of the third floor. Fridges are provided for your use and store milk and cream
for coffee. A soft drink machine, pool table, table tennis (ping pong), and seating are all ready to make your day more comfortable.
THE BLACK HOLE BISTRO
The Bistro is open on weekdays for breakfast in the mornings starting at 8:00 am, and lunch from 12-2 pm. Dinner service is typically
available from 5-8 pm (except Fridays). Pub Night is hosted on most Thursday evenings and Friday Social takes place from 3:45-5 pm.
The Bistro is open to Perimeter residents and their guests. Members of the general public are occasionally permitted to enjoy the fine
food and atmosphere in conjunction with ticketed events.
There are magazines located at the Bistro bar and newspapers at reception available for your perusal. Please return the magazines
and newspapers after you use them.
COLLABORATION SPACES
Comfortable seating, wood-burning fire places, and blackboards make the collaboration spaces scattered throughout the building
a meeting place for discussion and debate. Please make yourself at home, being mindful that others will appreciate you tidying the
space after you leave.
FIREPLACES
There are wood-burning fireplaces throughout the building. The fireplaces are a wonderful and safe feature of the Institute, but do
require monitoring when in use. Please do not place any items, even paper, inside the fireplaces. Fires will be started by building
maintenance; please contact Reception or Security at ext. 7777 should you wish to use a fireplace.
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FITNESS ROOM
On the first floor, on the north side of the building behind the Reflecting Lounge, you will find an exercise room, squash court,
basketball hoop and change rooms complete with saunas. For your own safety, before accessing these rooms, you will need a brief
training session, which can be found online at: http://my.pi.local/ under Recreation.
Important note: This facility is not supervised. Use of the equipment is the responsibility of the guest.
Children under the age of 16 are not permitted to use the fitness equipment.
CHANGE ROOMS & LOCKERS
There are change rooms and lockers located beside the squash court for day use only. Please ensure that when you are done using
the change rooms that you take all your personal belongings with you. If you require a locker for storage of your fitness clothes,
please see Reception or Security for a locker key.
SMOKING
Regional by-laws prohibit smoking inside Perimeter Institute, as well as inside all public places in the Region of Waterloo. Smoking
is permitted outside the building and ashtrays in the form of large grey pylons have been provided.
Important note: Smoking is not permitted in any of Perimeter’s apartments.
MUSIC PRACTICE ROOM
There is currently a piano for your use in the Green Room. To use the piano you will have to see Security at the front desk.
Important note: During special events, the Green Room Piano will not be available for use.
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO LIBRARY
Longer term visitors and Perimeter residents have access (book loans and e-journals) to the University of Waterloo (UW) library
system. You must activate your access by registering at the UW Davis Library. The University of Waterloo is within walking distance
through Waterloo Park. Note: For more information about obtaining a WatCard, please see the Perimeter Librarian.
To access the University of Waterloo library remotely, please visit: http://login.proxy.lib.uwaterloo.ca/login. You’ll need to supply
your last name and the barcode number from the front of your UW library card.
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GEORGE LEIBBRANDT LIBRARY
A variety of books, electronic journals, and leisure magazines can be found in the library at 31 Caroline Street North.
The main collections are housed on the first floor; the second floor is assigned as office space.
The collection is arranged using the Library of Congress classification system, an alpha-numeric identifier. Most of Perimeter’s books are:
Q (general science), QA (mathematics), QB (astronomy & cosmology), and QC (physics), although some other categories are
represented.
Some of our services
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24/7 access. The Librarian’s office hours are M-F 8:30 am-4:30 pm. Off-hours you will need your access card to enter.
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Web-ready computers are located on the East wall of the Library.
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A self-checkout system is located near the entrance; follow the posted instructions.
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The online catalogue and e-journals are available on your desktop through PI-Net at https://intra.pi.local, using your network
username and password. There is also a stand-alone PC in the library which hosts the catalogue.
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Courtesy notices, Notification of availability of requested materials, Overdue accounts, Recalled items, Reminders to return
books before departure.
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Other traditional services: inter-library loans, copyright information, intranet pages (links to ArXiv, UW e-resources, IOPScience
extra database, other catalogues, etc.).
Quiet environment: The library encourages quiet conversation and collaboration to foster academic work. Please refrain from loud
or disruptive conversations or other noisy behaviors. Conversation is not permitted in designated quiet study areas. Personal audio
devices with earphones are permitted provided volumes are kept low. No cell phones or Skype use are permitted in the library.
Re-shelving: Do not reshelf library materials. Used materials should be left out on tables or in designated areas.
Offsite access: Please talk to the IT helpdesk ([email protected]) and they will assist you to configure your computer for
remote access to the Perimeter network.
Food and beverages: These are allowed in all public spaces in the library, except at computer workstations. Please consume food
in a responsible manner and dispose of trash in the waste and recycling containers provided. Remember to bring your dirty dishes
to the Bistro. Please be responsible and keep our library clean.
If you have any comments or questions, please contact the Librarian at x5073 or [email protected].
If you are visiting for more than three weeks, you are provided with a library account allowing you to borrow materials.
Everything circulates unless marked reference or reserve. Your Perimeter Access Card has been set up to function as a library card
with the self-checkout station located near the first floor entrance. Your loan period for books is 3 months, periodicals is 7 days.
1.
You must return any item that is RECALLED as soon as possible, no longer than 24 hours.
2.
All items must be returned if you are travelling 7 or more days.
3.
Items can be returned in the slot by the librarian’s desk.
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If you are visiting for more than 2 months, please see the Librarian about activating additional access to e-resources at the
University of Waterloo Library.
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If you are visiting for less than three weeks, you do not have a library account, however you are able to borrow materials under
your host’s account. Please see the Librarian to arrange this access.
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YOUR OFFICE
Office Supplies
The supply cabinet is located on the second floor in the administrative side of the building, underneath the staircase across from
Room 211. You are welcome to help yourself to any necessary supplies. If you are unable to find what you are looking for, please
submit your request to [email protected] for assistance in obtaining/ordering the supplies you need.
Office Cleaning & Maintenance
All offices are scheduled for cleaning by the Perimeter cleaning staff on a regular basis. Exceptions to regular cleaning are the office
blackboards and dish removal. To have your blackboard thoroughly cleaned, please submit your request to help@perimeterinstitute.
ca. For dirty dishes, we ask that you place them in one of the three designated coffee stations (Feynman lounge, 4th floor kitchenette,
and Bistro) within the building for cleaning.
Computers
Perimeter Institute currently provides support for Linux, MS-Windows and Mac based computers. If you have any questions, please
submit a help request to [email protected] or contact the help desk at ext. 8888.
Printers
There are printers located on each wing of levels two, three, and four. All of these printers are black and white units with duplex
capabilities.
As well, there are two colour photocopiers which have higher quality printing capabilities located on the second floor of all three wings.
Please contact the IT department at extension 8888 for assistance with setting up the necessary printer drivers.
Photocopying
Perimeter has two ColorQube 9201 machines. One is located across from Room 211 on the second floor, south wing, near the
supply cabinet; the second is located in room 270 in the East wing.
This user-friendly machine has many copying capabilities including the ability to enlarge/reduce, duplex, and staple. A wide variety
of output media (including transparencies) can be used.
Scanning
The ColorQube machines can also be used to scan documents to a number of formats (.tiff, .pdf) and will email the resulting document
to whomever you specify. If you are scanning transparencies, please scan them in the landscape orientation to prevent jamming.
Faxing
The machines are capable of faxing documents. Currently, we have not implemented long distance codes for this service (we
encourage you to use the scan to email functionality instead). Instructions are posted at these machines.
Telephone Use
Each office is equipped with a telephone and extension number.
The main switchboard line is 519.569.7600.
Outgoing Calls
Dial 9 to access an outgoing telephone line.
Local Calls
Dial 9 + 519 + phone number.
Long Distance (Canada & US)
Dial * + LD Code + 9 + 1 + area code + phone number
To dial long distance you will require a long distance code. This
code is only provided to visitors staying longer than two weeks.
Contact Karen Wiatowski ([email protected]) to
request your LD code. All visitors under two weeks are expected
to purchase a long distance calling card.
International Calls
Dial * + LD Code + 9 + 011 + country code + phone number.
Internal Calls
Dial 4 digit extension number.
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YOUR INFORMATION PORTALS
Website
Perimeter Institute’s website offers a wealth of information about Scientific and Outreach activities (recorded talks and resources),
past, current, and future. It also includes a complete list of current research and administrative staff. Check out the website,
www.perimeterinstitute.ca, for complete details.
Daily Newspapers
The Record, Globe & Mail and Toronto Star are all received daily and are available for your perusal in the waiting area at reception.
Please return the newspapers to this location after you have reviewed them. If you missed an article relevant to Perimeter in one of
the papers, contact the External Relations department at ext. 5371 for a clipping or electronic copy.
Interaction with Other Institutions
Perimeter Institute is located in the heart of southwestern Ontario, and is able to facilitate interaction with the following institutions,
each of which is located no more than 1.5 hours away:
Institute for Quantum Computing, Waterloo
McMaster University, Hamilton
University of Waterloo, Waterloo
Western University, London
Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo
Fields Institute, Toronto
University of Guelph, Guelph
Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA), Toronto
PINET: http://my.pi.local/
Perimeter Institute maintains an extensive intranet called PI-NET, designed to give you the tools and resources you need.
Log on with your username and password information provided in your Visitor Kit.
To request a hands-on overview of the tools and resources available on PI-NET, please contact IT.
Using PI-NET, you can:
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maintain your profile in our Contact System
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access human resources information
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book rooms and equipment
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access IT information, such as using wireless and
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access contact information for all staff
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access library resources
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access policy information about Perimeter Institute
lists all talks, colloquia, seminars, conferences/
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access forms required for expenses/reimbursements
workshops, event horizons events, and social events
printer resources
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access the Perimeter Institute events calendar, which
Take a quick look at some of the tools available to you via PI-NET. Note: PI-NET is an internal use only tool. You will not be able to
access it in the apartments or anywhere else outside of Perimeter Institute’s building.
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VISITING WATERLOO
The Region of Waterloo offers a unique blend of urban and rural. Located just one hour west of Toronto, the Region is made up
of the cities of Cambridge (www.cambridge.ca), Kitchener (www.kitchener.ca) and Waterloo (www.waterloo.ca), as well as the
Townships of North Dumfries (www.northdumfries.ca), Wellesley (www.wellesley.ca), Wilmot (www.wilmot.ca) and Woolwich
(www.woolwich.ca). This area has great restaurants, live theatre, museums, galleries and a symphony. Waterloo has a strong arts
and culture presence – ideal for the enthusiast, with galleries, studios, museums and festivals at every turn.
Grocery and International Food Stores
Kitchener-Waterloo offers traditional large grocery stores as well as specialty/international options. Visit Foodlink Waterloo Region
(www.foodlink.ca) for information on buying local produce.
The closest grocery stores to Perimeter are:
The closest farmers market to Perimeter is:
Valu-Mart – www.valumart.ca
Kitchener Market – www.kitchenermarket.ca
75 King St. S., Waterloo (Waterloo Town Square)
300 King St. E., Kitchener (Open 7am- 2pm excluding Mondays)
519.884.5511
519.741.2287
Sobeys – www.sobeys.com
Another farmers market is:
94 Bridgeport Rd. E., Waterloo (Open 24 hours),
St. Jacobs Farmers Market, Weber St. N. and
519.885.4170
Farmers’ Market Rd, North of Waterloo,
450 Columbia St. W., Waterloo, 519.880.9143
519.747.1830
585 Weber St. N., Waterloo, 519.746.3821
email: [email protected]
www.stjacobs.com/farmers-markets
Zehrs Grocery stores in Waterloo – www.zehrs.ca (Loblaw)
50 Erb St. W., (Beechwood Plaza), 519.886.4900
Real Canadian SuperStore (Highland Hills)
555 Davenport Road, (Conestoga Mall), 519.746.5534
875 Highland Rd W
315 Lincoln Road, (Glenridge Plaza), 519.885.5116
519.745.4781
Please note that many stores (including grocery stores and restaurants) are open 7 days a week, though hours may be reduced on
weekends. Visit Kitchener Waterloo Direct to search for grocery stores, specialty shops, services, and more:
www.kitchenerwaterloodirect.info
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HEALTH CARE
Please contact the People & Culture department for information about finding a doctor.
Emergency Health Care
The Kitchener-Waterloo area works under a 911 emergency phone number system. For fast response to any emergency, dial 911,
and tell the operator the nature of emergency, your name, location of emergency, and information about the emergency.
Telehealth Ontario (1-866-797-0000 toll free)
Telehealth Ontario is a free, confidential telephone service you can call to get health advice or general health information from a
Registered Nurse. That means quick, easy access to a qualified health professional, who can assess your symptoms and help you
decide your best first step. They can help you decide whether to care for yourself, make an appointment with your doctor, go to a
clinic, contact a community service or go to a hospital emergency room.
Walk-In Clinics (No appointment necessary)
If you do not have a doctor in Waterloo Region, or your doctor is not available, medical concerns should be directed to the urgentcare clinics or hospital emergency rooms. Urgent-care clinics or walk-in clinics are medical clinics that have on-site doctors and
nurses that can provide limited medical services and operate on a first-come-first-serve basis. As these clinics can be very busy, we
suggest you call ahead to see what the wait time may be.
The Doctors Office
519.725.1514
University Shops Plaza, 170 University Ave. W., Waterloo, ON
Emergency Phone Numbers
Westmount Urgent Care Clinic
Emergency Fire/Police/Ambulance – 911
519.745.2273
751 Victoria St. South, Kitchener, ON
Hospitals
Pharmacies
Grand River Hospital
The following pharmacies are located
519.742.3611
close to Perimeter Institute:
835 King St. West,
Kitchener, ON
Shoppers Drug Mart locations at:
Waterloo Town Square (75 King St. South)
St. Mary’s General Hospital
519.884.1500
519.744.3311
and
911 Queen’s Boulevard, Kitchener, ON
50 Weber St. N., Waterloo (Open 24 hours)
519.880.8083
Non-Emergency Police
519.653.7700
www.shoppersdrugmart.com
Dental Emergency
(
Waterloo has a large number of complementary
health care providers such as Registered Massage
(
Therapists, Chiropractors, Naturopaths, Optometrists,
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etc. Check the Yellow Pages for various listings.
519.749.4078
The dental emergency number is for any dental emergency,
including injuries, outside of regular business hours. Payment
is at the discretion of the dentist on call at the time. Please
ensure you have your dental insurance card with you.
OTHER
Banking
The following banks are located in Uptown Waterloo within walking distance of Perimeter Institute:
Scotiabank – www.scotiabank.com
115 King St. S., Waterloo, ON
519.886.2500
Note: If you have a cheque that needs to be cashed, please go to Scotiabank. Remember to bring your passport, one other piece
of ID and mention that you are a visitor with Perimeter Institute. Foreign currency can also be exchanged here, for a fee.
TD Canada Trust – www.tdcanadatrust.com
15 King St. S., Waterloo, ON
519.725.3630
Bank of Montreal – www.bmo.com
3 King St. S., Waterloo, ON
519.885.9330 (This bank has the closest ATM to Perimeter)
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) – www.cibc.com
27 King St. N., Waterloo, ON
519.886.2960
Royal Bank of Canada – www.rbc.com
Recommended by Perimeter for opening a new account
70-74 King St. S., Waterloo, ON
519.747.5884 or 519.747.8336
HSBC - www.hsbc.ca
136 King St. S, Waterloo, ON
519.745.9403
Postal Services
The closest post office is located at 70 King St. N., on the corner of King St. N. and Bridgeport Rd. in Waterloo. For details about
mailing/shipping fees and options, visit www.canadapost.ca.
Another post office is located in Shoppers Drug Mart at Waterloo Town Square.
If you have a regular letter for mailing, please feel free to drop it at Reception. Please note that Perimeter Institute does not have the
resources for mailing out packages or parcels, so please go to the above mentioned locations to send your packages.
Perimeter Spousal Network
The Perimeter Spousal Network is a network of spouses of Perimeter students, postdocs, and faculty. They can help you with
recommendations for services and activities available in the area. For details, see the People & Culture department.
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Licensing & Vehicle Transfers/Import
Office Locations
If you have a valid driver’s license from another province, state or country,
Drive Test Examination Centre, 519.893.0742
or an International driver’s license, you can use it for up to 60 days after
1405 Ottawa St. N., Unit 11, Kitchener, ON
you move to Ontario. If you want to keep driving in Ontario, you must get
N2A 3Z1
an Ontario driver’s license. You must use your Ontario license when you are
issued one.
Access the training guide online at:
www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/
More information on getting an Ontario driver’s license:
handbook
www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/drvlicen.shtml
Driver and Vehicle License Issuing Offices:
Other useful MTO pages:
Tel: 519.893.8802 Fax: 519.893.8587
Visiting or moving to Ontario?
www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/visiting.shtml
30 Manitou Dr., Unit A, Kitchener
Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm Sat: 9 am-12 pm
Or
Exchanging an out-of-country license
www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/exchange.shtml
519.893.3966 or 1.800.268.1153
1400 Weber St. E., Unit 2, Kitchener
Please note that if you possess a foreign driver’s license not written in
English or French, it must first be translated by a certified translator before
8:30 am-5 pm Monday - Friday,
presenting to the local MTO office. This can be done at the K-W Multicultural
8:30 am-6 pm on Wednesdays
Centre for a fee of $25 per translation.
K-W Multicultural Centre, 519.745.2531, 102 King St. W.
Kitchener, ON, www.kwmc.on.ca
If you have brought a vehicle with you, you have 30 days before you have to
register the vehicle and get Ontario license plates and vehicle permit(s). Here
you can find general information about licensing a vehicle in Ontario which
will help prepare you with what is involved in vehicle ownership:
www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/vehicle/register.shtml
If you are arriving from the United States and wish to bring your car, you will
need to pay importing taxes, which will be refunded upon your return to the
US; however, there are other fees involved in this process.
Drivers with licenses from the following countries
can exchange their license for an Ontario license:
United States (residents of some states must
provide a driving abstract dated within six months check the MTO website for a complete list),
Austria, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Germany,
Switzerland, Japan, Northern Ireland and Korea
For more information and a list of fees, visit www.riv.ca.
Insurance
Vehicle insurance is mandatory for any vehicle registered and driven in Ontario. Contact several different insurance brokers to get the
best quote. You can contact the same brokers for any of your other insurance needs.
Note: Be warned that most, if not all, insurance companies will only accept a Canadian or American driving record as proof of
driving experience. However, a few insurance brokers will try to take into account your foreign driving records and negotiate with the
insurance companies to provide a bit better rate than that of an “international driver.”
If you require a map to reach your destination, please see the Visitor Program Coordinator or visit www.google.ca/maps to obtain
a map, driving directions, and approximate duration of your trip.
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GETTING AROUND
Bicycles
Perimeter has several bicycles for visitors to use during nice weather (Spring-Fall). These bikes may be borrowed on a day-to-day
basis unless special arrangements are made with Reception or Security. Please see Reception or Security at the front desk to sign
out a bicycle.
Buses
Grand River Transit
Kitchener Bus Terminal, 15 Charles St. W., 519.585.7555, 519.585.2370 (out-of-town bus, automated attendant)
www.grt.ca
Grand River Transit travels throughout the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge on a fixed-route schedule. In particular, there
are direct buses from Uptown Waterloo to both universities (Route 7), Fairview Mall (Route 8) and Conestoga Mall (Route 12). Fares
are $3 and are good for 60 minutes of travel. Tickets are $3 each and exact change must be used to purchase them. Tickets may
be purchased at reduced fares at the Kitchener Bus Terminal or any location displaying the GRT TICKET AGENT sign, including
grocery and convenience stores.
Bus Day Pass or Sunday/Holiday Family Pass: $6
The Day Pass is a great deal for shoppers, salespeople, families or anyone making many trips in one day. If you are travelling by
yourself, the Day Pass allows you unlimited rides in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo for one day. If you are travelling with your
family on a Sunday or holiday, the Sunday/Holiday Family Pass allows you unlimited rides for two adults and three children or one
adult and four children. Children must be under the age of 18. See ticket agent for more details.
For route information, phone 519.585.7555.
Schedules and routes can be viewed at www.grt.ca/en/routesschedules/routesandschedules.asp.
Greyhound Bus Lines
Greyhound Bus lines offer transit to other cities, and depart from the Grand River Transit Kitchener Bus Terminal. To get to the station,
take the Grand River Transit Bus #7 South on King Street. This will take you directly to the Greyhound Terminal where a bus leaves
about every hour to Toronto.
Information for Greyhound Bus lines can be found at www.greyhound.ca or 1-800-661-8747 (TRIP).
Car Rentals
Please contact Visitor Services if you need assistance in renting a car. Perimeter Institute has negotiated special rates with Enterprise
Rent-A-Car in Waterloo. Enterprise will also beat any lower quoted prices.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car – 519.884.6001, 379 Weber St. N., Waterloo, ON - www.enterpriserentacar.ca
Taxi
Waterloo Taxi - 519.888.7777
Train
Via Rail and GO Transit (for trips to Toronto and beyond - all trips will route through Toronto)
126 Weber St. W., Kitchener
Via Rail - 1.888.842.7245, www.viarail.ca
GO Transit - 1.888.438.6646, www.gotransit.com
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THINGS TO DO AROUND TOWN
Entertainment
Events at Perimeter Institute
Several nights throughout the week include themed activities – such as movie night, pub night, or special events. You can check
what’s going on at the Bistro on the Events Calendar via the intranet.
Event Horizons
Event Horizons is a series of unique and extraordinary events that will stimulate and enthral. It is a showcase of innovative work of
the highest international standard, an emotional, intellectual, and creative experience. And perhaps most importantly, it is a social
space, where ideas collide and curious minds meet. These cultural and bistro events are ancillary activities made possible through
paid ticketing, private donors and sponsorships. For event details and tickets visit www.perimeterinstitute.ca/eventhorizons.
Other Events
The Wellness Accelerators, which includes dedicated members of Perimeter staff, meet monthly to plan and organize numerous
social wellness events throughout the year. You will be notified of upcoming events via bulletin boards, weekly news emails, the
Perimeter newsletter, and the Infowall. Feel free to contact the Wellness Accelerators at [email protected] for details
about upcoming events.
Movies
Waterloo boasts four movie theatres that show mainstream feature, foreign, documentary, and independent films.
Princess Cinemas – www.princesscinemas.com
Galaxy Cinemas – www.galaxycinemas.ca
519.885.2950
519.883.8843
6 Princess St. W., Waterloo, ON
550 King St. N., Waterloo, ON
Princess Twin
519.885.2950
46 King St. N., Waterloo, ON
Empire Theatres - www.empiretheatres.com
519-576-7600
415 The Boardwalk, Waterloo, ON
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Shopping
Conestoga Mall – www.conestogamall.com
519.886.5500
550 King St. N., Waterloo, ON N2L 5W6
Conestoga Mall is located in north Waterloo and offers a combination of large department stores and smaller shops, and a Galaxy
Cinema movie theatre.
Fairview Park Mall – www.fairviewpark.ca
519.894.2450
2960 Kingsway Dr., Kitchener, ON N2C 1X1
Fairview Park is located in the City of Kitchener close to the expressway, and offers 150 stores and services plus great department
stores like Sears, The Bay and Wal-Mart.
St. Jacobs Outlet Mall – www.embraceyourchange.ca
519.888.0138
25 Benjamin Rd. E., Waterloo, ON
A uniquely designed, bright and cheery complex in a pleasant country setting at the north edge of Waterloo and only 3 km south of
the Village of St. Jacobs.
Waterloo Town Square – www.waterlootownsquare.com
519.886.4190
75 King St. S., Waterloo, ON
An array of upscale shops, grocery, and restaurants located in the heart of uptown Waterloo.
Bridgeport Plaza
70 Bridgeport Rd. E, Waterloo, ON (corner of Bridgeport and Weber)
A strip mall including a 24-hour grocery store, and other small food and service stores.
The Boardwalk - www.the-boardwalk.ca
415 The Boardwalk, University & Ira Needles Blvd, Waterloo, ON N2T 0A6
A million-square-foot retail development complex on the west side of Kitchener-Waterloo.
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Restaurants
For a complete listing of area restaurants, see the dining sections of www.uptownwaterloobia.com/business-directory
Please note: Gratuities are seldom included in Canadian restaurants. It is customary to tip approximately 15% on the total bill before
tax, or 20% for exceptional service.
Please scan the codes below to view a list of restaurants in that category. All of these restaurants are within a ten minute walk from
Perimeter Institute.
Casual Dining
Coffee and Tea
International Cuisine
Cafés
Pubs
Desserts
Fine Dining
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Recreation
Parks
Public parks are a great way to relax and enjoy a fun time with family and friends.
Visit the City of Waterloo’s website to download (PDF format) maps of the city’s parks and trails; www.city.waterloo.on.ca.
Wilfrid Laurier University has an
Area facilities
Olympic length swimming pool that is open for
RIM Park – www.city.waterloo.on.ca, 519.884.5363
recreational swimming for a cost of $170-240 per term.
2001 University Ave., Waterloo, ON
Check
Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex – www.city.waterloo.on.ca
www.laurierathletics.com/generatePage.php?ID=5
519.886.1177
for schedule
101 Father David Bauer Dr., Waterloo, ON (across from Perimeter)
Tourism
Around Waterloo
You’ll find every urban amenity in Waterloo! For a comprehensive listing of accommodations, dining, festivals and events, services
and transportation, shopping, tours, and other things to do, visit: www.explorewaterlooregion.com.
KW Tourism – during summer months they can be found across the tracks from Perimeter in the train station
519.745.3536, 191 King St. W., Kitchener, [email protected]
These local tourism websites will help you find everything there is to see and do in Waterloo Region and the surrounding areas.
•
Kitchener Downtown – What’s happening! – www.downtownkitchener.ca
•
Cambridge Tourism – www.cambridgetourism.com
•
Guelph Tourism – www.visitguelphwellington.ca
For more information and facility listings visit the
Or call 519.886.2831 to receive a visitor guide –
Recreation section of the City of Waterloo website at:
Visitor Guide Waterloo Region –
www.city.waterloo.on.ca
www.exchangemagazine.com/visitor
Elora,Ontario - Old Mill
Mennonite country, Ontario
Elora Quarry, Ontario
Canoeing the Grand River
Guelph, Ontario
West Montrose, Ontario Covered bridge, built in25
1880
Confederation bridge,
Prince Edward Island
Lake Louise, Alberta
Mont-Tremblant, Quebec
Ottawa, Parliament Building
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Whale watching
on St. Lawrence river, Quebec
Travelling Further Afield
Check out these websites for information about tourism in other nearby cities:
Toronto (approx. 1 hour drive, also accessible by VIA Rail from Kitchener) – www.torontotourism.com
Niagara Falls (approx. 2 hour drive) – www.niagarafallstourism.com
Niagara-on-the-Lake (approx. 2 hour drive) – Wine region, www.niagaraonthelake.com
Muskoka and the Halliburton Highlands (approx. 2-3 hour drive) – “Cottage Country”
www.discovermuskoka.ca and www.haliburton-tourism.com
Across Canada
Follow the links to tourism websites from across Canada:
British Columbia – www.hellobc.com
Alberta – www.discoveralberta.com, www.travelalberta.com
Saskatchewan – www.sasktourism.com
Manitoba – www.travelmanitoba.com
Ontario – www.ontariotravel.net
Quebec – www.bonjourquebec.com
New Brunswick – www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca
Nova Scotia – www.novascotia.com
Prince Edward Island – www.tourismpei.com
Newfoundland and Labrador – www.newfoundlandandlabrador.com
Yukon – www.travelyukon.com
Northwest Territories – www.spectacularnwt.com
Nunavut – www.nunavuttourism.com
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Wilfrid Laurier University
Permit Parking
Faculty and Staff: A, B, H, K, L, N, O, R, T, X
Resident: CL, J, S, V, UWP, T
Parking in any ungated lot after 4:30 pm
with valid Faculty/Staff Permit
CODE
AL
B1
B2
BMH
BRH
C2
CGR
CIF
CLN
CLV
COG
BUILDING – LOCATION
Arts Lecture Hall – G4
Biology 1 – G4
Biology 2 – G4
B.C. Matthews Hall – G3
Brubacher House – F2
Chemistry 2 – G3, G4
Conrad Grebel University College – F5
Columbia Icefield – G2
Columbia Lake Village North – B2, C1, C2
Columbia Lake Village – B2, C2, D2
Columbia Greenhouses – D2
ERC
DWE
E2
E3
E5
E6
ECH
EIT
COM
CPH
CSB
DC
Commissary – H3
Carl A. Pollock Hall – H4
Central Services Building – G3
William G. Davis Computer Research Centre –
H3, H4
Douglas Wright Engineering Building – H4
Engineering 2 – H4
Engineering 3 – H4
Engineering 5 – H3, H4
Engineering 6 – H4
East Campus Hall – H3, H4, I3, I4
Centre for Environmental & Information
Technology – G4
Energy Research Centre – G3
EV1
EV2
EV3
ESC
FED
GA
GH
GSC
HH
HMN
HS
KDC
LHI
LIB
P
Environment 1 – G5
Environment 2 – G5
Environment 3 – G5
Earth Sciences & Chemistry – G4
Federation Hall – F3
335 Gage Street – see back page
Graduate House – G4
General Services Complex – G3, H3
J.G. Hagey Hall of the Humanities – G5
Hildegard Marsden Nursery – G2
Health Services – F4
Klemmer Day Care – G2
Lyle S. Hallman Institute for Health Promotion –G3
Dana Porter Library – G4
V1
FED
CGR
P
P
T
MHR
P
HH
AL
LIB
B1
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ESC
M3
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OPT
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HV
NU
SCH
GH
DC
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E3
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Visitors Centre
Campus Tours
DWE
COM
X
RCH
GSC
EIT
PHY
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AV
C2
CSB
L
RING ROAD
X
ERC
MC
BMH
Humanities
Theatre
ML
B2
QNC
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LHI
NH
SLC
PAS
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EV3
Theatre
of the Arts
P
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HAGEY BOULEVARD
Mathematics 3 – G3
Mathematics & Computer Building– G3
Minota Hagey Residence – F5, G5
William Lyon Mackenzie King Village – E3
Modern Languages – G4
Ira G. Needles Hall – G4
School of Optometry – G2
Physical Activities Complex – G3
Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology – G5
School of Pharmacy – see back page
Physics – G4, H4
Quantum Nano Centre – G4
Research Advancement Centre – F1
Research Advancement Centre 2 – F1
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LAKE
STJ
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COLUMBIA STREET WEST
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M3
MC
MHR
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OPT
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CPH
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UC
UWP
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SCH
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TC
WILMOT
COURT
University Shops
Plaza
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WATERLOO
COURT
EBY HALL
UWP
UWP
WOOLWICH
COURT
BECK HALL
WELLESLEY
COURT
Campus Court
J.R. Coutts Engineering Lecture Hall – H4
Renison University College – F4
Ron Eydt Village – E3
South Campus Hall – G4, G5, H5
Student Life Centre – G3
St. Jerome’s University – F4
St. Paul’s University College – F4
William M. Tatham Centre for Co-operative
Education & Career Services – G4, G5
Tutors’ Houses – E3
University Club – F3
University of Waterloo Place – I4, I5
Student Village 1 – E3, F3
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UW Police and
Parking Services
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BUILDING INDEX
Service Vehicle
Public Telephone
Water
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Warrior Field
CIF
KDC
HMN
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DAVID JOHNSTON
RESEARCH + TECHNOLOGY PARK
IV
Research Park Buildings
Information
Residence Buildings
TH
MKV
S
PLAYING FIELDS
BRH
FRANK TOMPA DRIVE
375
WES GRAHAM WAY
DR
Available at Lot C, N, W, X, M, UWP
Help Line Telephone
Pathways
GO Transit
Greyhound
Roads and Parking Lots
City Roads and Parking Lots
Grand River Transit
Grand River CarShare
Construction Site and
Future Site of Building
Building Codes
Accessible Entrances
SYMBOLS
REV
V
COLUMBIA LAKE
WEATHER
STATION
Academic/Administrative Buildings
COLOUR CODES
Visitor Parking
COG
275
WES GRAHAM WAY
445
AM
WATCARD PAYMENT
Fifteen minute parking is available on the
Ring Road at Environment 2 and Ira G.
Needles Hall. Meter parking is available, visit
the Parking website for locations at:
parking.uwaterloo.ca
SHORT-TERM PARKING
parking.uwaterloo.ca
Accessible parking for persons with
disabilities
is available in most lots. For details visit:
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
Purchase a term or day pass from Parking
Services, in the COM building for use at
motorcycle pads
MOTORCYCLES
Motorcycle Parking
PERMIT PARKING
Short-term Parking
Meter Parking
P
CLV
Accessible Parking
PARKING
LEGEND
CL
CLN
A, B, EC, H, R: $5 coin entry
AFTER 4 PM AND WEEKENDS
CL, UWP: $5 pay and display
J, S, V: $5 pay and display. Pay in lot S
OV: $5 coin exit
P: $4 coin entry for St. Jerome’s University,
Renison University College and St. Paul’s
University College; $1 per hour up to a $4
daily maximum at Conrad Grebel University
College
D: Weekdays: $2 per hour up to daily
maximum of $15. After 5 pm and weekends:
$5 coin entry
M: $6 pay and display
HV: Weekdays: $2 per hour with $10 deposit
on entry. Deposit reduces throughout day.
After 3 pm and weekends: $5 coin entry
Lot X is free on weekends
C, N, W, X: $5 per day – pay and display
All Day, Every Day
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