Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

This week's Market Squared tackles the relatively minor controversy of Guelph's inability to think of better names for stuff

This week's Market Squared supports a different patio program this summer, but the all or nothing version of the argument is getting in the way

This week's Market Squared marks nearly a year since the start of pandemic here in Guelph, our success in making it this far, and why we can't give up now.

This week's Market Squared proposes that as we move forward with this summer's patio program, maybe we can get it done by leaving transit alone, for once

This week on Market Squared, it's an occasion to get excited about a new option for voting in 2022 that we should all welcome

This week's Market Squared makes the case that the arguments against supportive housing make as much sense as licking beer off the floor

This week on Market Squared, we consider if there's a “great silent majority” of people in Guelph who are looking forward, and not backward, on town planning

This week's Market Squared looks at the takeaways from the unceremonious, but positive end, to the debate over placing a TPS in Margaret Greene Park.

This week's Market Squared considers the reasons why #GuelphProud needed to be retired beyond the existence of that certain group.

This week on Market Squared, we take a diversion from local affairs and talk about current events in the U.S. and how we should see them as shadows of things that may be