Letters to the Editor

The transition of College Heights is a major concern for at least one area teacher

'Of course they must have a place to go ... It just shouldn’t be downtown, the one and only concentrated social and retail area which also belongs to all the rest of us'

' I am adding my voice to the growing chorus of those who know that while we need far more shelter for the un-housed, tent encampments in the downtown core is not a sustainable solution for anyone: not for those living in them, for the businesses and other residents nearby, nor for the city in general'

'City council took advantage of a back-door process offered by the Ford government to vote to change a significant land-use designation in the Guelph Innovation District'

'Impossible to be unaware of the serious troubles some residents, both housed and unhoused, are struggling with,' reader says

Other cities, such as Halifax, have used fishing huts while Kitchener built a 'better tent city'

Municipalities need to make disruptive changes to their official plans to make them transformative, writes West End Home Builders head

'The sick juxtaposition of huts for commerce versus huts for people, reveals a fresh canker on the face of our humanity'

Reader shares how downtown has changed since he moved to Guelph in 2005

On-demand and mobility transit use buses that have little in the way of ‘shocks,’ says reader Mary James.