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Have a tattoo? Our poll explores what people with ink think
45Just my personal opinion, you never slap a bumper sticker on a lamborghini.
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Poll: Most favour tariffs on inexpensive Chinese-made electric cars
31This puts the Federal government in an interesting position. Are we in a climate crisis and need to get rid of fossil fuel use as quick as we can. Cheaper options would certainly speed things up. Or do they add a tariff and keep people in their gas powered cars.
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Poll: Liberals would likely gain support with a new leader
16Actually the correlation looks like more votes for the Green party based on the cross referencing.
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A local woman on ODSP can't make ends in meet in Guelph anymore
GuelphToday 16It is only going to get worse. My property taxes went up $120 a month and the city wants the same increase each year over the next 4 years. The carbon tax on the farmers, distributers, transportation and the retailers is all being passed onto the consumer. Utilities' are all rising as well. The middle class are desperately trying to stay a float. You think homelessness is bad now, just wait 5 years.
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City names two parks for potential affordable housing projects
GuelphToday 2510% below market value is still too unaffordable for many
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A local woman on ODSP can't make ends in meet in Guelph anymore
GuelphToday 15Soccer mom you must one of the few Canadians whose income is so high that you do not need to worry about paying taxes. Unless things change my Municipal taxes alone will increase by $500 a month over the next 4 years. These increases will cause many to lose or have to sell their houses. Those people will need to go into an already short on supply rental market or into a tent. Shame on you for wanting to see hard working people lose everything.
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OPINION: Council readies its most disgusting attack on the homeless yet
GuelphToday 14The only NIMBY that goes on is this city is shove it downtown so the rest of us don't have to deal with it in our neighborhood. The homeless live in all areas of the city so we should spread out the support as well.
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Poll: Most favour tariffs on inexpensive Chinese-made electric cars
12That was my point. If the government truly believes we are in a climate crisis they would be filling the roads with these EV's not making it more difficult to purchase. Lets see which way they go.
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Aggressive dogs and owner seen frequenting Riverside Park
GuelphToday 1I have been bitten by a dog on the trails more than once. Always by an unleashed dog. I passed this man and his dogs more than once and never had them lunge at me. On the occasions I saw his dogs act aggressively it was with other dogs but they were always on a leash and muzzled. I would trust him more than the "oh my dog has never done that before" owner.
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Transit-only lanes, more roundabouts and more may be coming to Guelph
GuelphToday 8If they were to improve the street lighting, it would likely reduce most of the pedestrians getting hit when it is dark out.
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Sentencing hearing begins as disgraced Guelph cop tries to keep his job
GuelphToday 16He has gone from beating teenagers to beating the system.
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Better road maintenance 'essential' for e-scooters, city says
GuelphToday 14They can't even maintain roads for cars in this city
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LETTER: Continued use of Mohawks name, logo 'disgusting' and 'repugnant'
GuelphToday 13Clearly the letter writer knows nothing about the history of lacrosse in Elora or this country for that matter, The name was chosen to honor the Indigenous people for sharing the creators game with them. If the visiting Indigenous teams were truly offended by the name it would have been changed long ago,
2- Runningrebel
City faces challenges trying to reach its greenhouse gas emissions targets
GuelphToday 14If they are going to set goals like that, why not set a goal of reducing municipal taxes by 50% 2030 and 75% by 2050. These goals are just as realistic as their climate goals.
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Downtown patio season returns, with half the interest
GuelphToday 13By August last year the novelty had worn off and most of the patios were not busy. Even on the weekend there was lots of empty tables.
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Million-dollar makeover coming to Boathouse retaining wall and stairs
GuelphToday 13Judging by the size of that wall it looks like it works out to about $5,000 per foot
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Fireworks for personal use could be banned in Guelph
GuelphToday 8I've seen people who are terrified of dogs act the same way. Maybe we need a bylaw that only allows service animals in the city
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Crikey! Guelph cafe owner at centre of international Vegemite uproar
GuelphToday 11It's a sad day when you can't smile and give someone a vegemite sandwich
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City/county develop $600,000 winter accommodation plan for homeless
GuelphToday 9Why not use the 600,000 to convert the old drill hall that has been sitting empty for decades into permanent housing.
2- Runningrebel
City approves ‘demoviction’ of Victoria Road apartments
GuelphToday 7While I can sympathies with what the tenants fears this has more to do with the state of the current real estate market more than "greed". There is a 4 plex for sale near me and the owner is asking current market value. All units are rented for well below current rental rates, If a new owner were to purchase the building the current rent would only cover about 50% of the mortgage. Anyone who would purchase this without any other way to generate more income from the property would lose their shirt on this property.
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