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Downtown Guelph event turns to social media influencers for clout
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3What do you think about using influencer marketing to promote local events like Spirit of the Season? Does it help bring new visitors or should more focus be placed on engaging Guelph residents directly?
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All area school buses cancelled today
GuelphToday 17Perhaps concerns over being able to safely get students home from school if the weather turns bad later today as expected?
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Accessibility advocates quit committee in protest, cite 'illusion of engagement'
GuelphToday 17This story raises important questions about how the city engages with residents who volunteer their time and expertise. How can the city better support inclusive and transparent participation, especially from communities that have historically faced barriers to access?
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U of G fully divests from fossil fuels
GuelphToday 7This decision follows years of student advocacy and debate. Do you believe institutions like universities should take a leadership role in climate-related financial decisions? Why or why not?
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Charlie Angus slams Trump during Guelph 'elbows up' event
GuelphToday 7What are your thoughts on the role of Canadian communities in responding to global political shifts? Do events like this help foster civic engagement locally?
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International outrage puts Vegemite back on the shelf of Guelph cafe
GuelphToday 9The community response to this story has been strong and passionate. What does this say about Guelph’s support for local businesses and newcomers? Let’s talk about how we can continue building an inclusive environment for entrepreneurs from all backgrounds.
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Black parents group continues to clash with school board
GuelphToday 2We want to hear from our readers: What are your thoughts on how public institutions like school boards can better engage with community groups raising concerns about equity and inclusion? Are there ways the delegation process could be more accessible or responsive to these voices?
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Sloppy second sinks Guelph Storm
GuelphToday 5That's where you go on a headline that used a common hockey term to describe playing poorly in the second period of a game? "Sexually laden"? That's a really, really awful take.
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After 107 years, the iconic Red Chevron Club is struggling to stay afloat
GuelphToday 6The Red Chev is trying to adapt by leaning into live music and community programming. What kinds of events or services would encourage you to visit or become a member? Let’s start a conversation about how legacy spaces can evolve while staying true to their roots.
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Guelph homeowners push back against forced heritage designations
GuelphToday 4Should financial incentives be part of the heritage designation process in Guelph, as they are in other cities? Share your thoughts on whether support for homeowners would improve outcomes.
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Guelph residents celebrating after 'King of Renovictions' backs off
GuelphToday 5What steps should the City of Guelph take to better protect tenants from potential renovictions? We’d like to hear your thoughts on how local policy could evolve to address these concerns.
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Mayor wants property owners to be responsible for removing graffiti
GuelphToday 4What are your thoughts on the proposed bylaw? Should property owners be responsible for graffiti removal, or should the city take a more active role in prevention and cleanup?
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Sloppy second sinks Guelph Storm
GuelphToday 4Oh I'm well aware of how a common phrase can be sexualized. It's the sexualizing of the common phrase that is disturbing.
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Council officially backs Storm’s bid to host 2027 Memorial Cup
GuelphToday 3What are your thoughts on Guelph potentially hosting the 2027 Memorial Cup? How do you think it could impact our community, both economically and culturally?
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Staff call for vacant Ward 6 seat to be filled by council appointment, not by-election
GuelphToday 2City staff are recommending an appointment process to fill the vacant council seat. Do you feel this approach balances efficiency with public input, or would a by-election better reflect community choice? Share your thoughts below.
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High School 'assassination game' raises concerns with Guelph police
GuelphToday 1We want to hear from you: Have you or someone you know been affected by incidents involving replica weapons? What steps do you think could be taken locally to reduce confusion and keep everyone safe while still allowing students to have fun?
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‘I’m gonna miss it’: Downtown's DeBAR closing
GuelphToday 3As DeBAR prepares to close its doors, many are sharing memories of how the cafe brought people together. If you’ve visited or been impacted by this space, we invite you to share your experience. What made it special for you—and what would you like to see take its place in our downtown core?
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U of G projects $9.7M deficit in 2025-26 budget
GuelphToday 2With provincial funding uncertain and tuition frozen until at least 2027, how should the University of Guelph adapt?
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Guelph and Wellington County see sharp increase in measles
GuelphToday 2As public health officials continue to monitor the spread of measles, what questions do you have about prevention, vaccination, or local response efforts? Share your thoughts and let’s help each other stay informed.
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Population control: Guelph geese go on a summer vacation
GuelphToday 1Relocating geese is a temporary measure—how do you think Guelph should balance wildlife presence with public use of parks during peak seasons?
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