Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

This week's Market Squared, we look at why the mayor can't just retweet something without reaping the whirlwind.

This week's Market Squared looks at the local politics of the Guelph Storm, and only slightly makes jokes at London's expense.

This week's Market Squared acknowledges the noble attempt to promote less car parking, but warns that we're not there yet.

On this week's Market Squared we consider if social media is the best place for a climate emergency debate. (Spoiler: it's not.)

Guelph and Wellington have completed their proposal to be the "Silicon Valley of food," but this week's Market Squared asks if we really want to be like Silicon Valley?

Some on city council want to declare a climate emergency, others aren't so sure. But is the debate a waste of time?

This week's Market Squared talks about the two sides of university life this weekend, the one's who party and the one's who are fighting.

This week's Market Squared celebrates the end of the 2019 budget process by looking ahead at the bigger questions that need answered.

This week's Market Squared offers some final notes before the 2019 City of Guelph budget is passed on Tuesday

This week, Market Square considers if it's time again to open debate on whether the City of Guelph is taking on too much, and not doing enough, when it comes to residential snow removal