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Death of person found at Elora Gorge not suspicious, say police
— Ontario Provincial Police investigators have determined that the death of a person whose body was found at the base of the Elora Gorge is not suspicious.
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Art of the Brewhaha fundraiser brings in $5,000 for Guelph charity
The Art of the Brewhaha fundraiser for Ed Video brought in $5,000 for the charitable artist-run centre.
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Guelph climber finishes 39th at Worlds in China
Guelph's Dylan Saffery, 17, finished 39th overall at Worlds in China earlier this month.
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A Guelph student and a horde of zombies raise $40,865 for Hospital
Guelph student Kurtis Lammer raised $40,865 for Guelph General Hospital through his Unit 6 Haunted House attraction.
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U of Guelph student says she was assaulted for wearing Trump hat
The University of Guelph Campus Police are investigating after a student was allegedly assaulted while wearing a hat supporting new US president-elect, Donald Trump.
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High demand and listing scarcity leads to record home sales in Guelph
Canada’s housing bubble envelops Guelph as high demand and listing scarcity leads to record home sales.
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Guelph residents to trace Chanie Wenjack’s route home in weekend walk
Inspired by The Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie and his project, The Secret Path, Guelph's Jason Lafave and three other fans will leave this weekend on a two-day hike to retrace the journey of Chanie...
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PC candidate Sam Oosterhoff, 19, wins Niagara West-Glanbrook
GRIMSBY — A 19-year-old Smithville man has made Ontario history by winning the Niagara West-Glanbrook byelection.
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A sneak peek inside Guelph's 42 Carden redevelopment
A sneak-peek inside 42 Carden Street.
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OPP investigating cabin fire east of Guelph
Wellington County OPP are investigating after a vacant cabin near Eden Mills burned down. Officers said they received a call from the property owner on Thursday after the cabin, or what was left of...
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Guelph Little Theatre steps into The Giant's Garden beginning Friday
Guelph Little Theatre is moving from pantomime to puppetry for its festive-season show this year, a musical called The Giant’s Garden that starts a nine-performance run this Friday.
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Giving Tuesday aims to get Guelph residents into the spirit of giving
From signing up to be an organ donor to volunteering some time to donating cash, there are many ways that local people can show their generosity on “Giving Tuesday.” The day, a follow-up to the...
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Guelph Diyode member hosts fundraiser to bring recycling project to Haiti
Local maker Simon Clark has a plan to bring do-it-yourself plastics recycling to a poor community in Haiti, and a fundraising event planned for Friday Nov. 25 should help with his cause.
View ArticleAdvocate applauds national suicide hotline to be launched next year
Starting next year, someone in a crisis who is contemplating suicide will have one number to call for help no matter where they are in Canada.
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Beauty of Grand River watershed captured by photo contest winners
The Grand River Conservation Authority has named the winners of its 2016 photo contest after receiving a record number of entries at 624.
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Defibrillators now available on loan from Guelph-Wellington paramedics
The City of Guelph is launching a program that will allow members of the public to borrow an automated external defibrillator (AED) unit for events within the city of Guelph and county of Wellington.
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BERTON: How can you believe what you read?
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s boy wonder, has had a tough few weeks since the U.S. election.
View ArticlePolice arrest man after 3 assaulted with crowbar
Waterloo Regional Police arrested a Kitchener man Friday morning who allegedly assaulted three people with a crowbar.
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First World War memorial unearthed in backyard and returned to Guelph
A memorial plaque listing the names of eight men who served in the First World War was found in a backyard in the GTA earlier this year. On Friday it was rededicated to the downtown Guelph CIBC branch.
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Guelph health centre to offer traditional healing services for indigenous...
Earlier this month, the Waterloo-Wellington Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) announced new annual funding of $150,000 to support the initiative at the Guelph Community Health Centre.
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