The Victory App, a campaign tool built by the Israeli company LogiVote, prompted users to participate in a mission to post AI-written comments supportive of Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford.

'I can’t believe Guelph was connected to this cultural phenomenon. It’s mind boggling to me,' said Guelph's Steven Petric

Unable to go to shelters and not wanting him to spent the winter in a tent, Jesse Damery built his father-in-law a fully-insulated tiny home in the woods

Prominent Guelph developer Scott Reid is to be cross-examined this month in a civil lawsuit after investors seek to recoup $75M in losses

Shirley Zoethout is remembered by her family for her incredible capacity to love

The Junction Neighbourhood Group has launched a petition to the city advocating for safer pedestrian infrastructure after a Guelph mother died in a pedestrian collision Friday evening

140 investors who lost money after local developer RHP filed for bankruptcy are suing the company and its affiliates for millions

A west end condo developer sued the city's chief building official for allegedly overstepping his power. Now, the developer is being forced to give free transit passes to residents due to parking prob...

'It was certainly not deliberate,' Scott Reid said of the news that Hopewell never received donations from a 2023 fundraiser his company hosted

CBC’s visual investigations team reveals where some of Canada’s white nationalist 'active clubs' gather to prepare for violence.

Scott Orin Reid filed for personal bankruptcy earlier this week after recently filing for bankruptcy protection for his company

A number of companies attached to local developer Reid's Hertitage Properties are in financial trouble

The eviction notices for residents of a Brant Avenue apartment complex were revoked after a nearly year-long battle

Dr. Renee Fleming is bringing five-month old Gabriel home to Guelph from Saint Lucia to receive medical care after he was attacked and left for dead

There were no injuries although several power lines were ripped down, and the tree landed on a parked car

There will be a movie screening at The Bookshelf on April 29 followed by a Q&A

From Gordon Street to Wyndham Street

Lovers of the salty Australian spread say it’s the only place in Guelph to buy Vegemite

Leon Stewart, a fondly remembered regular at the Tim Hortons off Victoria Road South, passed unexpectedly last month

Guelph storm chaser and meteorologist for The Weather Network Mark Robinson shares just what the heck is going on with this weather

A local expert shares symptoms to watch for and more on how to keep your pets safe

Staying open via a court injunction granted last Friday could jeopardize funding for the HART hub replacing it that opens in Guelph today

In 2023 Guelph was split into two ridings, with South Guelph becoming part of the Wellington-Halton Hills boundary

Melinda Burns’ poetry collection, Homecoming, explore her journey to reclaim and celebrate her heritage

A 41-year-old man died in the fire on Sunset Road, behind Willow West Mall

By the end of 2024, there were 4,559 children in Guelph and Wellington County on the wait list, but only 2,569 spots

Drug crackdowns historically coincide with increased drug toxicity, and therefore more drug poisonings, experts say

SPACES is a social network for Guelph hosted by community champions. Members can get informed, exchange ideas and connect with neighbours.

Annual report shows 569 city workers were paid more than $100,000 in 2024

Due to a lack of communication and funding from the government; the CTS site will still close March 31

Enbridge has encouraged the Ontario Energy Board to deny intervenor status to eMERGE and limit the City of Guelph's involvement at an upcoming hearing where the city will ask to collect fees from the ...

Tenants becoming displaced through no-fault evictions because of renovations and demolition is a growing problem in Guelph and beyond