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Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

You've got your parking; when do we get our transit?

You've got your parking; when do we get our transit?

This week's Market Squared welcomes the new parking, but why does our progressive town still lag with transit?
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Forget it, Jake, it's NIMBY town.

Forget it, Jake, it's NIMBY town.

This week's Market Squared asks if we're painting ourselves NIMBY into a corner, and why are we bothering to make official plans if we are?
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Wouldn't it be nice?: Some end-of-election thoughts

Wouldn't it be nice?: Some end-of-election thoughts

This week on Market Squared, we don't go into Election Day without some final thoughts about the campaign.
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On making Guelph City Hall a round Earth instead of a flat Earth

On making Guelph City Hall a round Earth instead of a flat Earth

This week's Market Squared will attempt to make a mole hill out of a mountain of conspiracy talk.
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Dolime deal asks a lot of questions, but at least it promises an ending

Dolime deal asks a lot of questions, but at least it promises an ending

This week on Market Squared, we ask the follow-up questions to the City's Dolime solution, while remembering how nice it is to see light at the end of the tunnel.
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The digital pirates are coming, and we're joking about being sacked

The digital pirates are coming, and we're joking about being sacked

This week on Market Squared, we go into the murky lawlessness of the dark web to sound an alarm that seems difficult to hear.
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So many feels after the latest library debate

So many feels after the latest library debate

This week's Market Squared tries to answer all the controversies following this week's special meeting of council.
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The Library debate: stale arguments and cliches abound

The Library debate: stale arguments and cliches abound

This week's Market Squared sets a tone for progress on the Baker District Redevelopment after a summer of mixed messages
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We spent 25 per cent of a 6-hour meeting talking about long meetings

We spent 25 per cent of a 6-hour meeting talking about long meetings

This week's Market Squared talks about talking, and why some people get to talk too much at council meetings while trying to stop others
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Some Labour Day thoughts in no particular order

Some Labour Day thoughts in no particular order

This Labour Day weekend edition of Market Squared discusses, unsurprisingly, some thoughts on modern labour.
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