Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

This week's Market Squared tries to calm some fears about the spread of COVID-19, and why we need a little trust at this important time.

This week on Market Squared, we look at how our city leaders love good planning ... in theory

This week's Market Squared looks at the disaster that was this week's council meeting, what we didn't hear and why we should have heard it

This week on Market Squared, we follow-up on last week's column about housing because, as Hollywood knows, an idea worth doing once is worth doing again.

This week, Market Squared challenges the hypocrisy of council and the NIMBYs: do you really want to solve Guelph's housing crisis when you keep voting against high density developments?

In which Market Squared marvels at how City policy, years in the making, is undone after hearing from four people eight months after it was passed

This week's Market Squared doesn't want to deal with any more flights from the upper floors of city hall without the public being told about it

This week in Market Squared, we burst your bubble. Again. This time about last week's celebratory announcement of electric buses.

As the council year begins, this week's Market Squared suggests that our local government decisions don't have to be tied in a bow.

This week on Market Squared, we stop looking backward, and we start looking ahead to what might be making the news in 2020