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Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

Council's encampment meeting? Sound and fury and not much else

Council's encampment meeting? Sound and fury and not much else

In this week's Market Squared, we look at how city council predictably solved nothing while creating the maximum amount of controversy.
The State of the City is not good; the state of our leadership is worse

The State of the City is not good; the state of our leadership is worse

This week's Market Squared shivers as local democracy takes a body blow from the stage of the Delta Hotel and Conference Centre
Life in the town that can't slow down

Life in the town that can't slow down

This week's Market Squared knows who to blame for all the speeding in Guelph that you're worried about: You.
The OR Lands are already a park, make it official

The OR Lands are already a park, make it official

This week's Market Squared joins the chorus: if the OR Lands aren't ripe to be made an urban national park, what is?
New year, same old city hall secrecy

New year, same old city hall secrecy

This week's Market Squared wants to know all the things the city and the county knows about housing, even if they don't want to tell us
For our disabled community, we need to look at internet voting

For our disabled community, we need to look at internet voting

This week's Market Squared is already looking ahead to 2026 (and it's barely 2024)
The human problems of 2023

The human problems of 2023

This week's Market Squared is the inevitable 2023 recap column
Can we quell the passion of the NIMBYs?

Can we quell the passion of the NIMBYs?

This week's Market Squared asks how we can create community not controversy as we race to address the housing crisis.
Lesson of the week from council: two wrongs make a right

Lesson of the week from council: two wrongs make a right

This week's Market Squared looks at how Guelph council took the wrong lessons from the Province's Official Plans debacle
On Guelph council there are no transit heroes, only butchers

On Guelph council there are no transit heroes, only butchers

This week's Market Squared is mad because the only place council knows where to cut is the transit budget