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Due to dry spell, city bans lawn watering and at-home car washing
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19But hey, let's keep building more homes, condos and apartments, that will save water.
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Internal audit turns up improper buying for city fleet maintenance
GuelphToday 20Is this the tip of the iceberg? Audit every single department and make the numbers public.
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Transit-only lanes, more roundabouts and more may be coming to Guelph
GuelphToday 15Time to move. This is getting absurdly ridiculous. As the population grows let's stifle cross city movement.
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VIDEO: Doug Ford’s campaign manager thinks Pierre Poilievre could get ‘obliterated’
13Guelph is 1000% liberal to a fault. Conservatives have no chance here that's why.
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Zajdlik wins local federal Green Party nomination
GuelphToday 4Alot things Guelph did first blew up in our faces. Amazingly most of it has to do with environmental and green initiatives.
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Scottsdale neighbours say concrete bike lane separators are a 'nightmare'
GuelphToday 14I saw a city bus and school bus almost collide. The school bus had to literally stop before turning onto Scottsdale from College as he couldn't navigate the turn otherwise. And a 10% increase in use? Who did the study and when? So 1 out of every 10 bikes extra? That justifies spending millions? We're in big trouble folks. Common sense with this council is non existent.
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Protest ride in favour of bike lane maintenance happening tonight
GuelphToday 10Jimmy12....that's a lie and you know it.. I have been driving past that intersection for 30 years. There is hardly any bikes using the lanes winter or summer and I have worked all 3 shift times. While Woodlawn bike lane are the way they should be implemented citywide they are not justified by the amount of usage. I see more people standing at the bus stop by Skyjack than bike riders.
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Guelph Transit axing payment app in favour of debit, credit
GuelphToday 13Good idea, make it "universal" for Ontario. Government wants people to use transit of any kind then make it easier by using one system.
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Fewer housing units, more employment proposed for GID lands
GuelphToday 8Yup....just like the new apartments at College and Scottsdale corner. It was slated for Senior/ retirement living as the building previously on the site. Now that it's almost complete the builder changed it to student residency.
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A local woman on ODSP can't make ends in meet in Guelph anymore
GuelphToday 4Makes me wonder, I know a single mother on ODSP. with 2 kids that has a somewhat newer van, daughter playing rep soccer and the son has a playstation, xbox and a $1500 computer, 2 dogs and 2 cats, shops at Costco and eats out 75% of the time. Her kids don't even attend school.
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VIDEO: Minimum wage is going up, but it’s still nowhere near a living wage
1So live to work and not work to live? Nice life. Might as well move to a communist country.
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Councillors ‘surprised’ Cam Guthrie not seeking re-election
GuelphToday 4Did Councilor Caton just throw Cam under the bus saying the mayor is solely responsible for the budget and that it's not a partnership? "Especially as the mayor, you go in thinking that you’re a partner on the budget and then find out that you’re completely responsible."This is unbelievable that she is trying to absolve herself as part of the mess that city hall is. Am I understanding this wrong?
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Dozens protest proposed public space bylaw ahead of council vote
GuelphToday 7Professional protesters....some wearing a kefayeh for palestinian support. Wrong protest or just being prepared for the next one. How many homeless showed up for this protest? They all should be there but what do they care when others will fight their battle for them. They even feel entitlement to representation for a cause that affects mostly their predicament.
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MUST READS: Cutten Fields shares concerns about proposed student housing
GuelphToday 4In my opinion, all valid points. Hopefully there can be a compromise. Guelph historically sides with the builders and the density allocation that has been requested is way off the proposed plans.
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Don Cherry picked for Order of Ontario
GuelphToday 4He has done more for Canada than you will ever do. It's sad when you get vilified for stating facts.
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MUST READ: Guelph high school students rally over OSAP changes
GuelphToday 1What jobs? Unemployment is almost 7% and imagine what student Unemployment is. So many stories of kids looking for work for months. Unfortunately the government has allowed the saturation of foreign students to work here and ultimately be exploited by employers. These foreign students know how to play the game also. It's a mess that won't be corrected in a couple of years.
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'I am sorry': Mayor Guthrie backpedal, orders bike lanes plowed
GuelphToday 4So now we are trying to advocate pulling at the heartstrings in the name of the poor and disabled for bike lane snow removal. Shame on those using this as a argument. Using their misfortune to gain your wants. 65 people rode in the protest or whatever you want to call it. In a city of 140 000 that's all that showed up? And we are supposed to take this seriously?
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Dozens protest proposed public space bylaw ahead of council vote
GuelphToday 2And how many homeless showed up to argue their plight? I'm sick of people thinking they have the moral high ground and only show up to scream and shout the loudest like little children throwing a tantrum. They must be embarrassed for each other if they cannot show their faces. They are not helping but hindering the situation and opinions there of.
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Help name Guelph's new high school
GuelphTodayGreat idea!! But some how some where some one would find offence. It's the world we live in.
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ICYMI: Check out the library's most borrowed books, DVDs and more of 2025
GuelphToday 2Can we have actual numbers...that would be interesting.
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