Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

This week on Market Squared, we wonder what it would look like if, say, there was a bus service that could take people downtown instead of building unlimited parking

This week's Market Squared wonders if council is going too far with new restrictions on mobile signs. (Spoiler alert: they are.)

This week's Market Squared wonders how we can change traffic behaviour if there's no will on the part of people to change

This week's Market Squared talks about they way we're advertising Guelph, who we're advertising to, and whether or not we're dismissing people in need already here

This week's Market Squared makes a case for improving access to the ballot box by actually listening to the people who must overcome the barriers

This week's Market Squared makes a final case for not just doing the Guelph thing and settling for the status quo.

This week's Market Squared will ask if Monday's council meeting about the former York Road reformatory lands will focus on the future, or the past

This week's Market Squared confronts an ugly truth behind the Royal City's most prominent landmark, and why it's time to re-think its status

This edition of Market Squared looks at why the Transportation Master Plan is a fantasy, and how some councillors basically admitted as much at this week's meeting

This week's Market Squared discusses why the end of Greyhound Canada needs to finally be the start of a real discussion about expanding regional transit options