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Market Squared by Adam A. Donaldson

Tourism issues start at home

Tourism issues start at home

This week's Market Squared looks at how issues around arts, culture and sports tourism are a microcosm for the big issues
An open letter to Guelph's development community

An open letter to Guelph's development community

This week's Market Squared has a specific message to those that need to hear the most
Open for business, but closed to oversight or actual solutions.

Open for business, but closed to oversight or actual solutions.

The week's Market Squared talks about how the provincial government is offering us paper moons while attacking municipal governance
On the rising, and real, costs of bad appleism

On the rising, and real, costs of bad appleism

This week's Market Squared considers the ongoing case of one police officer's quest to avoid punishment for the thing he admitted to doing
At council, the house doesn't always win

At council, the house doesn't always win

This week's Market Squared explains why even if you don't care about that heritage house on Fife Road, you should care about the policy.
How do you solve a problem like low voter turnout?

How do you solve a problem like low voter turnout?

This week's Market Squared has no easy answers for the most essential question coming out of Monday's election
One more wish before the election ...

One more wish before the election ...

This week's Market Squared ends the election campaign with an inevitable word about transit
It's a week until the election, do you know who you're voting for?

It's a week until the election, do you know who you're voting for?

This week's Market Squared looks at the non-hot button issues of this election and the need to look twice at the candidates
The political mirage of Guthrie's housing stance

The political mirage of Guthrie's housing stance

This week, Market Squared reminds all incumbents that you have a voting record too
Sorry, killing the library won't solve the affordability crisis

Sorry, killing the library won't solve the affordability crisis

'Libraries support affordability, they’re not a cause of unaffordability'