Guelph News

Motor Vehicle Collision-On November 22nd 2009 at 10:44 pm a vehicle driven by a 17 year old Guelph male lost control at the corner of Elmira Road and Freshmeadow Way Guelph, mounted the curb and struck a tree on the front lawn of a residence.

The city is resuming work on the Hanlon Creek Business Park and opponents of the development are holding a series of protests this week, including one set for Wednesday afternoon on the Hanlon Expressway.

SUBBOR to pay City of Guelph $2.5 million Settlement brings successful conclusion to court battle with SUBBOR, avoiding need for future court proceedings.

AGSI Canadian Cross Country Running Championships come to Guelph National event includes participants from all 10 provinces and two territories The AGSI Canadian Cross Country Running Championships will be hosted for the third year in a row at the University of Guelph Arboretum on Saturday, November 28th, 2009.

Home : Top Stories : Fight over mining bill deepens on Parliament Hill Fight over mining bill deepens on Parliament Hill Selected Comment About time and this law should extend to oil exploration and development too.

This week's closure of W. C. Wood Co. represents more than a sad loss of jobs. It's the loss of a home-grown industry that has been considered something of a local institution.

Making room for Guelph's new Organic Waste Processing Facility Demolition work underway on former wet plant to accommodate spring construction 20-Nov-09 GUELPH, ON, November 20, 2009 a ' In preparation for the construction of the new Organic Waste Processing Facility on Dunlop Drive, demolition and utility servicing has started at the site of the ...

Arrest-On November 11th, 2009 at 12:14 am Guelph Police responded to a report of a male breaking into vehicles on Willow Road Guelph.

Theft of Tractor trailer and 3-trailers-On November 9th, 2009 the Guelph Police responded to a business on Southgate Drive regarding a substantial theft of steel.

Do the poppies blow or grow in Flanders Fields? That question has been debated since Lt.

Is Guelph a oethe most caring community in Canadaa ? Last year Macleana s magazine gave our city this honour because we have more community volunteers per capita than any other city in the country.

We may be deep in fall fare reading but since last spring some of Canada's top food professionals have been reading and testing their way through more than 50 entries to determine the winners for the 12th annual Canadian Culinary Awards brought together in conjunction with Cuisine Canada and the University of Guelph.

After Hurricane Katrina, bitter residents of New Orleans were of the opinion there would be a special place in hell for insurance adjusters.

Curry Roasted Pink Salmon. A study warns consumers to beware that high-priced fish is sometimes substituted by cheaper fish.

The H1N1 flu vaccine might be made available to people other than those in high priority groups later this week.

On Sunday, Nov. 22, 7:30 p.m. at the Centre Samuel-de-Champlain's Theatre Louis Vermeersch, the Serie Rido and the Coup de coeur francophone series in collaboration with Radarts and la Francofete invite you to a lively evening with Nathalie Renault and Andrea Lindsay.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GUELPH, ON, November 2, 2009 a ' The City of Guelph has laid 151 charges against three companies as a result of an investigation into a tree-cutting incident in the south-east end of Guelph.

Thousands of people braved cold, rainy weather on Friday morning to line up for hours at the former College Avenue school for Guelph's first H1N1 flu shot clinic.

From research to plate, food is the focus for Guelph and Wellington County at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair The Fair runs from November 6 to 15th at Exhibition Place GUELPH, ON, Friday, November 6, 2009 a ' Guelph and Wellington County are being showcased at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair starting today through to November 15th.

Home : Sci-Tech : Scientists expand program to track DNA Scientists expand program to track DNA Date: Friday Nov.