Teacher spoke about race, pronouns, song lyrics and her own divorce proceedings

Advance voting runs Oct. 10 to 18, with election day on Oct. 26

City seeks contractor to upgrade fixtures, poles, foundations and electrical infrastructure

Amount of grey cart waste going to landfill hasn't changed despite increased options on what can be recycled

$3.7M coming from province, with hopes for new housing

Officials tight-lipped about where the money is coming from

New database would provide details about the people with streets, parks and other city assets named after them

Realization it won't be ready until spring came during the past year, says city manager

Tours, story-telling, tree bingo and more also on tap Sept. 19 to 26

Saige Johnston was surprised when she got to campus and found there was no way for those affected by Lou Gherig's disease to share and support one another

‘Importantly, there was no operational impact resulting from the closure and no reduction in response capability,’ says new paramedic chief

A westbound lane has been maintained since work began

Track closures meant to allow for ‘essential improvements’ along the line

Requiring residents, businesses to clear sidewalks would ‘not materially decrease’ costs, staff say

Production accounts for 0.5 per cent of Sleeman Breweries’ production in Canada: spokesperson

City’s satisfaction survey suggests top issues of concern are infrastructure/roads, housing affordability and poverty

Added site will allow for more bike repairs, custom fittings, storage and more

Day-long event at Ignatius Jesuit Centre meant to inspire reflection, learning and connection

Current Ward 6 representative Ken Yee Chew looks to capture council’s top seat

Retired teacher Ryan Meunier, perhaps best known for protesting property tax increases, has thrown his hat into the ring

Motion coming next week would see admission, refusal processes revealed

Man in his 70s taken to Hamilton trauma centre with non-life threatening injuries

160 properties expropriated in whole or in part between 2012 and 2015, but nothing since

Funds to be used for new electric buses, charging equipment, refurbishments

Shutdown to allow for new sewer and water services at existing homes

Restoration, destruction, use of components for public art project among the options

Varcon Construction Corp. convicted in relation to 2019 spills; city was previously fined

Police posted about an 'ongoing incident' around 2 p.m.

Mother of Guelph man killed in 2022 crash says he’d be ‘thrilled’ to see the long-desired fountain and bottle-filling station being installed

Draft bylaw creation approved by committee of the whole as part of energy equity plan

Committee of the whole agrees to repair and strengthen designated heritage feature ... provided consultants agree during detailed design

With committee scrapped, city officials reconsider how streets, parks and more get their name

'DEATH to Genocidal ISRAHell' written across place of worship's front window

Staff-recommended preferred option is to rehabilitate and strengthen the crumbling Eramosa River crossing on Stone Road

$200 million facility is expected to be ready by 2030

Coun. Erin Caton intends to pull staff report for discussion

Staff directed to look into online voting, other at-home options that allow for independently marking ballots

Offer has been made for 170 Stephanie Dr. site listed for $8.39 million

Purchases from 40 vendors should have been done through a competitive tendering process: report

Lobby will open to the public only during regular business hours

Firefighters rescued a Speed River kayaker on Monday, after the man went over a dam and spent 10 minutes trapped in swirling water.

Nationwide project 'can help us to orient our conservation efforts,' says professor spearheading the initiative

Council to decide the fate of city-owned designated heritage McQuillan's Bridge next month

Local community members, businesses and organizations gather at to celebrate our 5th anniversary

Complaint filed following emergency meeting ahead of contract being awarded to Stepping Stone

MPP Mike Schreiner hosted a panel of education union leaders