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THE PAIKIN PODCAST: Will the second try be the charm for Pierre Poilievre?
43Charm and Poilievre in the same sentence ??
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Ontario budget projects $13.8B deficit, delays balance again
47Most hospital CEOs in Ontario, including Guelph Hospital, are paid higher salaries than those of the the Premier or the Prime Minister and they cry the blues about funding. Maybe boards ought to have a hard look at how much is spent on administration with a view to investing in front-line care.Ontario has 72 school boards each with their own executive, senior administration, curriculum writers and offices. Surely it's time to consolidate, saving Billions of dollars that could be reinvested in schools and classrooms
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Community rallies around downtown business ravaged by flood
GuelphToday 4So many people going hungry and a business owner uses gofundme instead of investing in prevention and insurance. No thanks
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Developer looks to replace downtown Wendy’s, KFC with 29-storey building
GuelphToday 26Makes sense to build there. Hopefully not that ugly
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Ontario public servants required to go back to office five days a week by January
GuelphToday 14Great news! Had way too many zoom calls with Ontario govt staff doing laundry, minding kids, cats on the screen and even one time the person was doing a manicure and didn’t know the camera was on.
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Guelph is getting a light pollution bylaw
GuelphToday 16Eliminating all those smelly two-stroke engines from gasoline powered weed whackers and leaf blowers should be the next priority
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New private Catholic school planned for Guelph
GuelphToday 24All Catholic schools should be private schools. No other religion is subsidized by the provincial government
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Iconic Guelph restaurant reopening soon
GuelphToday 6Iconic????
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Party poopers: City funds for Guelph’s 200th birthday pulled from draft budget
GuelphToday 13Most people would prefer cheaper taxes over a birthday party
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Encampments now banned in parks beside schools and daycares
GuelphToday 24This makes sense. We should do all we can to make sure kids are safe in schools and daycare settings
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Major development plans for The Ward see some changes
GuelphToday 20The question of the day presumes people are concerned about this development. I am sure there are many of us who are all for it
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‘It is a folly’: U of G determined to tear down historic conservatory
GuelphToday 19The campus experience has to be more than concrete and computers. Shame on the University for letting this become derelict.
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Permanent speed cushions will soon be a thing of the past in Guelph
GuelphToday 19Interesting how a third of them are in one neighbourhood. Which City staff live in the Grange hill area?
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Conservation authorities to be consolidated under new provincial agency
GuelphToday 10About time! Now please do the 72 huge bureaucracies they call school boards
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Guelph's top doc flags concerns with corner store booze sales
GuelphToday 20Addictions has become a huge issue in Canadian society, with alcohol and gambling among the most widespread. Opening the doors to ensure easier access to alcohol and gambling will be Mr. Ford's legacy, at the peril of social prosperity in this province.
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Ban on personal use/sale of fireworks in Guelph seems imminent
GuelphToday 11finally!
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POLL: Most support province's curbs on new bike lanes
11Absolute insanity. No wonder obesity diabetes and heart disease are out of control. Car culture triumphs over human health
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U of G looks to demolish historic conservatory; city wants to save it
GuelphToday 16I was by it last week, shocked that the U of G let it become so derelict. A Uni campus is about community and U of G has failed on this.
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Guelph riding candidates talk healthcare, housing and more at public meeting
GuelphToday 16Glad to see climate change back on the candidates' agenda. The impacts of climate change are being felt around the world with major climate-change related emergencies becoming more prevalent.It's telling that Mr Coole didn't bother attending
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City of Guelph's sunshine list grows by 83, excluding police
GuelphToday 13Fatcats get fatter and the rest of us pay
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