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These stories about local people previously featured in the news are made possible through the continued support of Dietrich Law as part of our Community Leaders Program.

Gathering splinters and fragments with the Bard of the Bench

Gathering splinters and fragments with the Bard of the Bench

In this Following Up feature we return to The Bench for a few words from poverty activist and newly published street poet Ed Pickersgill
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Art Gallery of Guelph adapts to changing and challenging times

Art Gallery of Guelph adapts to changing and challenging times

The art gallery reopened its doors in July and has several new exhibits
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The victim and accused look back at one of Guelph's most notorious court cases

The victim and accused look back at one of Guelph's most notorious court cases

Twenty years ago it was a case that made headlines across North America and changed forever the lives of the two Guelph boys
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Guelph company close to bringing 15 minute saliva-based COVID test to market

Guelph company close to bringing 15 minute saliva-based COVID test to market

Company says the test, not yet been approved by Health Canada, is similar to a pregnancy test: portable, disposable and affordable with almost instant results
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'Lucky to be alive,' Fergus burn victim returns home after life changing fire mishap

'Lucky to be alive,' Fergus burn victim returns home after life changing fire mishap

After multiple surgeries, Cathy Bilton, a well-known hairdresser in Fergus returned home late August
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A Q&A on QAnon and the power of critical thinking

A Q&A on QAnon and the power of critical thinking

In this Following Up feature we reconnect with philosophy professor and author Christopher DiCarlo to get some tips for using critical thinking skills to debunk and respectfully discuss conspiracy theories with family and friends
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Guelph Tool Library gets a new home

Guelph Tool Library gets a new home

Tool Library 's new home is in Old Quebec Street Shoppes and plans to reopen in late September
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Local historical tours see rise in popularity

Local historical tours see rise in popularity

Jay Wilson said people have shown an interest in discovering tourism in their own backyard
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Experts warn of added back-to-school stress this year

Experts warn of added back-to-school stress this year

Expert says there are signs of stress and anxiety parents can watch for when their children return to the classroom
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Local Nepalese grocer launches own product line

Local Nepalese grocer launches own product line

Suraj Chhetri owns Himalayan Grocers has launched 'DrukCan’ and is making Nepali and Bhutanese products more widely available
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