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Ontario Agriculture College kicks off 150th anniversary celebrations

Ontario Agriculture College kicks off 150th anniversary celebrations

The Ontario Agricultural College kicked off celebrations for its 150th anniversary on Wednesday
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Increased demand for services means cutting back cafe hours at Chalmers

Increased demand for services means cutting back cafe hours at Chalmers

The organization has seen increased use in its services with 889 new guests, a rise of 59 per cent over 2022
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Chlamydia on the rise and other STI trends in Guelph and area

Chlamydia on the rise and other STI trends in Guelph and area

Overall STI trends remain below 2019 levels
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Highway 7 fire destroys garage, sends homeowner to hospital

Highway 7 fire destroys garage, sends homeowner to hospital

The fire is not considered suspicious and caused an estimated $250,000 in damage
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City panel dismisses appeal of rejected Right to Life ads

City panel dismisses appeal of rejected Right to Life ads

‘It’s just all smoke and mirrors,’ says Guelph and area group president
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Automated enforcement cameras reduce travel speeds: city report

Automated enforcement cameras reduce travel speeds: city report

Upcoming camera locations identified through next July
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Guelph Storm's Luchanko named OHL's most sportsmanlike player

Guelph Storm's Luchanko named OHL's most sportsmanlike player

The William Hanley Trophy is voted on by OHL general managers
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Mental health literacy the focus of new course

Mental health literacy the focus of new course

Course is offered at St. Joseph's Health Centre, through the Centre for Resilience, Learning and Growth
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Community Climate Forum Saturday to facilitate climate conversations

Community Climate Forum Saturday to facilitate climate conversations

The free forum is May 4 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Italian Canadian Club
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Poll: Trudeau, unlike Poilievre, lacks strong support

Poll: Trudeau, unlike Poilievre, lacks strong support

Federal party leaders Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre both have strong groups who dislike them, but only Poilievre also has strong support
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