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Turning methane into a valuable fuel
Twenty years ago, methane collected from the village cow's manure fuelled the simple oven that cooked our delicious thalis in the south India village of Mitraniketan.
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Gone but not forgotten: The people on Guelph Police Service's missing persons list
He was 28 at the time. Police officials have developed an image of the missing man as he would look like today.
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Rock Lottery inspires winning music
It is a rare occasion when working rock musicians are vertical and conscious at 9 a.m. on a Saturday but that was the scene at Van Gogh's Ear this past weekend.
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the Alley Cat Ally: Trap Neuter Return movement helping Toronto's large feral cat population
THE ALLEY CAT ALLY: Trap Neuter Return movement helping Toronto's large feral cat population.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is likely to feel new heat over comments he made in Guelph more than six years ago.
Guelphites among delegation to witness Collins' ascension to cardinal
It took a co-worker at a Toronto church to tell Marilyn Crinnion she was the cousin of Canada's newest cardinal.
Sam Roberts comes to Ottawa's NAC on February 11
This Saturday, Feb. 11, the NAC's Southam Hall will be taken over by a couple of the rocking-est bands currently touring the country: the Sam Roberts Band and Zeus .
On growing our tree canopy, don't miss the forest for the trees
Ah, city life. Guelph's municipal leaders recently announced they want to double the city's so-called tree canopy, or the amount of land covered by trees when viewed from above, to up to 40 per cent of our total space.
Chatter and deep yawns fill the gym at St. Joseph's College School, near Queen's Park, where Grade 12 girls watch Toronto Archbishop Thomas Collins take the stage.
Union action continues at idle SnowBear plant in Guelph
Members of Canadian Auto Workers, Local 1917, continued their blockade of SnowBear Limited's 155 Dawson Road plant Friday, the second day of action to force a guarantee of severance pay for laid off workers.
Kelowna: how romantic is our city?
Apparently we're an amorous group of people here in Kelowna, as our city was listed as the third most romantic spot.
Flash from the Past: Old Guelph fire station is now part of city hall
Guelph's beautiful new city hall dramatically changed the view along the south side of Carden Street in the Royal City.
Joining the flock to Rome to see a Guelph cardinal
Folks such as the parish's rector, Rev. Dennis Noon, will still be attending church services on the weekend of Feb.
Prime minister's flip-flop on public pension system called 'shameful'
Prime Minister Stephen Harper courted controversy when he floated the idea of significant changes to Canada's public pension system two weeks ago, but seven years ago in Guelph he was unequivocal about the Conservatives' commitment not to change the time-honoured system.
Local landlord starts petition to fight policy
Kayla Andrade is one city landlord who won't take no for an answer. After Cambridge council failed to overturn its decision which made landlords responsible for paying water bills of delinquent tenants, Andrade wants to change the law.
Idle SnowBear facility in Guelph target of union blockade
About 20 members of Canadian Auto Workers, Local 1917, blocked access to a SnowBear Limited service road Thursday, demanding guarantees of severance payments from a company union members say has shut-down operations.
Proposed new Fergus hospital gains project manager
Dan Brzak, the man overseeing development of the new Groves Memorial Community Hospital project, is about to become familiar with that when he starts work Feb.
'Travellin' Man' on one last tour
The man who once used "Travellin' Man" as his theme song is officially saying goodbye to life on the road and getting ready to settle into retirement in the Royal City.
2011 Canada census: Growth in Western provinces outpacing Ontario
Statistics Canada counted 33,476,688 people in its May, 2011 census, a 5.9 per cent increase over the 2006 national count.