Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

In this week's Market Squared, we look at the Ontario election and wonder, "Where's the anger?"

This week's Market Squared considers why the fight for a balanced Clair-Maltby didn't end on Monday, it began.

This week's Market Squared looks at more vague transit promises from our provincial election candidates who will likely never use transit (like much of the rest of Guelph)

This week's Market Squared looks at why city council is so gun shy about digital services, and why they need to be more future ready, which is a term I totally just made up

This week's Market Squared thinks there's much bigger problems than parkland and maybe we can spare some of that energy for other issues

This week on Market Squared, we talk about why democracy is not a spell book and how elections come with homework. (Sorry.)

This week's Market Squared looks at how it's the same story with every new development, every month, at council's planning meetings

This week's Market Squared considers why it's not always the people's fault if they think that they can't trust the government.

This week's Market Squared considers how reality has nothing to do with the State of the City in the nuance

This week's Market Squared looks at home this week's planning controversy exposed again why Guelph is not as green as it thinks it is.