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Schreiner calls for moratorium on AI data centres

GuelphToday

This headline would have been more accurate: “Schreiner calls for moratorium on progress and prosperity”How can you pay for socialism when nobody’s working?

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‘Something special’: This is a big moment for Canadian tourism

And incompetent liberal governments to drive our dollar down to $0.73! This is Canada’s hidden tariff on everything - brought to you by Mark Carney - elbows up indeed.

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Guelph’s termite problem is back: staff report

GuelphToday

Shouldn’t informing the public be an integral part of the control strategy?Instead our leaders want to keep it a secret

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You can now report vacant homes to city hall

GuelphToday

To all my neighbours: mind your own business. More government meddling in people’s lives. Maybe the citizens group mentioned above should expend their energy cleaning up a park.

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Caron cruises to victory as Guelph's next mayor

GuelphToday

You are correct. Last night the taxpayers lost. It’s going to be a tough 4 years

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Tree impacts the top concern for plans to widen Victoria Road

GuelphToday

Interesting. Another example of the serious harm caused to the environment by bike lanes.

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Guelph landlords left with five years of tenants’ water bills

GuelphToday

Why is the landlord involved in this? Is the landlord responsible for the tenant’s car payments too?One solution to ease the so called housing crisis is to reduce the risk of being a landlord - something the city can easily do on many fronts.

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Guelph manufacturing company closing its doors

GuelphToday

You are right. Trump has very little to do with it. We are losing a good manufacturing company with a highly skilled workforce.

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Council votes to speed up renoviction bylaw for Guelph

GuelphToday

We want to do everything we can to discourage landlords from improving their properties.

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How electric school buses could help fuel the power grid

What a crock of dill pickles. So: you are overcharging the batteries overnight (not anywhere close to being efficient) ; then using your overpriced bus all day and then returning the unused excess energy back to the grid for another loss? An idea this stupid should have no problem attracting taxpayer funding. The oil powered combustion engine is a marvel of modern society and will continue to be for decades to come

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Councillor who voted against plowing bike lanes wants it restored

GuelphToday

Eliminate bike lanes

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Ontario allowing pharmacists to treat more conditions, administer more vaccines

GuelphToday

Is a pharmacist the best professional to be administering and evaluating these medications? Will they have access to the patients' medical history? Who is going to bear the risk of malpractice (I suspect it will only be the guinea pig er... patient} ?Why not just go all the way and have the vaccinations available at corner stores - right beside the beer section OR we could have a properly functioning health care system look after this.

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Guelph's $462 million infrastructure deficit visualized in new dashboard

GuelphToday

Why then is council choosing to prioritize fixing decrepit old bridges and expanding bike lanes? Our citizens and our leaders are displaying a staggering level of incompetence.

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Guelph’s termite problem is back: staff report

GuelphToday

Any conflicts of interest created by keeping these locations secret?

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Electrification efforts derail Riverside Park train ride for 2026

GuelphToday

The city had at least 6 months to prepare and 7 months to execute. It’s a good thing we don’t rely on them for anything essential.

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Guelph Fight Ford protest planned for Saturday

GuelphToday

Fighting for attention by the looks of it

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Council's bike lane flip flop costs us more than you think

GuelphToday

We should get rid of bike lanes and the two bylaw officers. Bike lanes cost too much and are bad for the environment.

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Raised crossings, bike-led traffic signals in city’s plan

GuelphToday

Why have I never seen data that show speeds under 50 km/hr present a danger to the public? None of the proposed measures will stop motorists running red left turn signals and stop signs . How many injuries will result from traffic cushions (obstructions) and barriers? Again no data. Council and many of my fellow Guelphites base their decisions on emotion not logic. The money spent on slowing down traffic would be better spent on improving intersection sight lines, teaching school children bike safety, and training Guelph transit drivers what to do at a stop sign (it’s not a “slow down” sign!)

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Guelph is getting a vacant home tax

GuelphToday

Another useless tax grab from a council that is out of ideas. How will this be controlled? The city is going to employ empty home investigators? How I use my house is none of the city’s business.

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VIDEO: Why lots of people are up in arms about the federal gun buyback program

Many people have forgotten the Trudeau government reduced or eliminated mandatory prison terms for some gun crimes.

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