Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

In this week's Market Squared, we look at the street level view of the city and how it compares to the latest press releases about our middle class awesomeness.

This week's Market Squared is a warning to transit users and operators that unless they get ready now, then transit will be the first to be cut in this fall's budget struggle.

This week's Market Squared proposes a new approach to the shifting reality of the Baker District redevelopment

This week on Market Squared we looked at why after the first step forward, the new main branch of the Guelph Public Library takes an inevitable step back

This week on Market Squared, we look at what one development proposal can teach us about current planning questions in the city

This week's Market Squared asks you to put your cynicism aside and take part in the review of council composition, compensation, and ward boundaries

Did this week's council meeting about the city's new leash-free policy go to the dogs? Market Squared considers the question.

This week's Market Squared shares your concern about the seemingly laissez-faire attitude of the police in our bike thieving free for all here in Guelph

This week's Market Squared looks back at a year of the Ford government, during which cities were reminded just how little authority they have

This week's Market Squared wonders if we're too comfortable to ever do anything but the bare minimum.