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LETTER: Guelph, Ont. and Paris, France - tale of two cities, indeed

LETTER: Guelph, Ont. and Paris, France - tale of two cities, indeed

'Changes have to be made and there will be a degree of discomfort that goes with it,' writes reader Paul Kilpatrick.
LETTER: A tale of two cities; Guelph, Ontario and Paris, France

LETTER: A tale of two cities; Guelph, Ontario and Paris, France

'In the meantime, or at least until the next election, I suppose the rest of us peasants can just eat cake,' reader says of mayor
LETTER: Need politicians with backbone to address encampment

LETTER: Need politicians with backbone to address encampment

Reader asks: 'When did those in our municipal government decide not to deal with issues that affect us all?'
LETTER: 'Someone in Guelph knows who this landlord is'

LETTER: 'Someone in Guelph knows who this landlord is'

Guelph area landlord is hiding from tenants who face ' renoviction'
LETTER: Drivers are not stuck in traffic – they 'are' the traffic

LETTER: Drivers are not stuck in traffic – they 'are' the traffic

If letter writer 'experienced riding a bicycle, he would find appreciation in the protections put in place for cyclists', reader says
LETTER: Is city council trying to deliberately cause traffic jams?

LETTER: Is city council trying to deliberately cause traffic jams?

'Guelph has become all about road rage, air pollution, traffic jams and angry people,' a reader writes
LETTER: 'Yes, in my backyard'

LETTER: 'Yes, in my backyard'

'We need more supportive housing in our community, certainly not less,' reader says, speaking of housing residence over the lane
LETTER: Homelessness is not going to leave us soon, but we need a place to start

LETTER: Homelessness is not going to leave us soon, but we need a place to start

Supporting ideas 'in principle' are not going to solve anything, writes reader Christopher Henry.
LETTER: Could tiny homes be part of the homeless problem answer?

LETTER: Could tiny homes be part of the homeless problem answer?

One reader is curious why the potential solution hasn't been looked at further
LETTER: Not very 'royal' to have streets full of weeds

LETTER: Not very 'royal' to have streets full of weeds

'Gordon Street, the entrance to our city, isn’t even appealing,' reader laments