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Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

The State of the City? More like The Sound and the Fury

The State of the City? More like The Sound and the Fury

This week's Market Squared looks at this year's mayor's address to the Chamber of Commerce, and how it said so much without saying anything
This election is about Doug Ford, not Donald Trump

This election is about Doug Ford, not Donald Trump

This week's Market Squared wants to talk about why Ford's simple solutions have failed and why that should drive your vote
City hall fails on basic transparency. Again.

City hall fails on basic transparency. Again.

This week's Market Squared wonders why city hall stayed quiet when the manager of Guelph Transit got a new job.
We need to talk about Guelph's driving

We need to talk about Guelph's driving

This week's Market Squared talks about the real danger in this community, and it might be you behind the wheel.
In a world all of jerks and tyrants, be a Kate Nixon

In a world all of jerks and tyrants, be a Kate Nixon

This week's Market Squared remembers a capital 'F' Friend
Some New Year's resolutions for Guelph City Hall

Some New Year's resolutions for Guelph City Hall

This week's Market Squared welcomes you to 2025 with some self-improvement ideas for Guelph council and staff
A non-denominational and non-religious prayer for 2025

A non-denominational and non-religious prayer for 2025

This week's Market Squared, the last of 2024, looks ahead to the world we want to see and build in 2025
OPINION: Was 2024 the year politics stopped working for the people?

OPINION: Was 2024 the year politics stopped working for the people?

This week's Market Squared thinks cruelty was the point in 2024, and it's a hint of what's coming in 2025
OPINION: Some brief takeaways from the last council meetings of the year

OPINION: Some brief takeaways from the last council meetings of the year

This week's Market Squared looks at the NIMBYism, nuance, and non-confidence that marked the last two meetings of council in 2024.
Poilievre and his magic 'axe' versus the curse of city hall

Poilievre and his magic 'axe' versus the curse of city hall

This week's Market Squared casts a blocking spell on the federal opposition leader's ill-informed comments last weekend