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A few stops on the Wellington Rural Romp circuit turned up hot spots for homegrown, homemade and wholesome agricultural products of all kinds on Saturday.
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Contractor hired to finish community park
City staff has chosen Bomar Landscaping of Guelph to build two new football fields and two soccer fields, complete with irrigation systems and lighting, at what used to be the old Eastview Landfill site.
Quebec student protests: what's keeping them motivated?
The urge to protest against university tuition hikes might seem foolhardy when students face the possible loss of a school semester, the sacrifice of time spent marching whatever the weather, not to mention the danger of confronting helmeted police, and the increasingly likely possibility of injury and arrest.
Carassauga perfect place for a birthday
They just couldn't resist - food from so many different cultures, music and dance performances, and a concert by JRDN, so where else but Mississauga's Carassauga Festival of Cultures to spend Lyndsay Larocque's birthday.
Sexuality Conference Promotes Sharing of Expertise
"Sex in 3D: Dialogue, Diversity and Determinants of Sexual Health" will be this year's theme for Canada's largest and longest-running sexual health forum.
Teen doesn't understand racism today
The 18-year-old Cobequid Educational Centre student was one of two emcees at the third annual Rally Against Racism that took place at Victoria Park Friday morning.
Books: War of 1812 titles follow well-worn paths
With so many writers arguing that Canada's national identity was forged by repelling American invasions during the War of 1812, it is perhaps surprising that no author has attempted to write an alternative history for this year's bicentennial of the conflict.
Elora's Anita Stewart joins Order of Canada
Stewart, the author or co-author of 14 cookbooks and former food columnist for CBC's Fresh Air radio program, was welcomed into the order by Governor General David Johnston Friday morning in a ceremony at Rideau Hall.
Police Reports - Friday May 25th, 2012
Roommate Charged with Assault On Thursday May 24th, 2012 at 11:00 p.m., Guelph Police responded to a disturbance between two roommates at their residence on Cassino Avenue, Guelph.
Quebec's chaos must be avoided
When thousands of academics descend on Waterloo this weekend for the Congress of the Humanities, how many will wear a red square in solidarity with Quebec's defiant student protesters? And when another school year starts in September, will the streets of downtown Waterloo and Guelph be paralyzed and vandalized by striking university kids? It's time ... (more)
South Asian Market for Veggies an Opportunity for Ontario Farmers, Study Shows
A study by University of Guelph researchers shows growing demand in the Greater Toronto Area for okra, Asian eggplant, bitter melon, bitter gourd and other "ethnocultural" vegetables - a fresh opportunity now drawing interest from Ontario farmers.
BetterPlanet 'Donor Wall' Grows
The University of Guelph today unveiled seven additions to its dramatic "donor wall" in Rozanski Hall.
University of Guelph's end-of-year garbage dump program to be reviewed
A representative from the University of Guelph will be meeting with city officials at the end of the month to discuss how the Move Out Madness program can be improved.
City opens education centre on waste diversion
GUELPH, ON, May 24, 2012 - Today a new waste diversion education centre at the City's Waste Resource Innovation Centre on Dunlop Drive officially opened its doors.
Guelph Dance festival set to Power Up
There's a heavily male slant to the 14th annual Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival, which starts with an evening show in Exhibition Park on Thursday May 31.
Guelph public works opens doors May 26
The city holds its annual public works open house Saturday morning as part of its celebration of National Public Works Week, May 20 to 26.
Driver ends up in a Guelph pond after hit and run
Guelph police received a number of 911 calls early Wednesday morning regarding an erratic driver who reportedly hit another car on Stone Road at Gordon Street.
The Co-Operators to Implement HR Software
Guelph, Ontario-based The Co-operators , a multiline insurer, will consolidate HR operations from its eight divisions on Ultimate Software's UltiPro.
LETTER: Mr. Hiebert, I'm going to ask the question again
Fact: Elections Canada confirmed that 200 ridings were targeted by illegal robocalls that falsely directed voters to the wrong polling station in the last federal election.