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Head-on crash results in dangerous driving charge for Kitchener driver

Head-on crash results in dangerous driving charge for Kitchener driver

One driver was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries
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Scared pedestrians forced to jump away from speeding driver, say police

Scared pedestrians forced to jump away from speeding driver, say police

Elora man charged with careless driving
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Tow truck gets sideswiped, driver almost hit on Highway 6

Tow truck gets sideswiped, driver almost hit on Highway 6

The tow truck driver and Wellington County OPP were conducting a traffic stop when the incident occurred
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Missing person located

Missing person located

Xiuquan Wang has been found safe
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City likely on the hook to clean up 'Student strike' graffiti, says mayor (5 photos)

City likely on the hook to clean up 'Student strike' graffiti, says mayor (5 photos)

An on-campus group at U of G has been reprimanded for the vandalism
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Good morning, Guelph!

Good morning, Guelph!

Cloudy with a chance of showers and windy, but a high of 6C.
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Catholic teachers' union expects layoffs in wake of provincial cuts

Catholic teachers' union expects layoffs in wake of provincial cuts

The UGDSB has already issued layoff notices to 54 teachers and the union that represents their Catholic counterparts expects they too will be affected
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Local students to join walkout protesting Ford government's education cuts

Local students to join walkout protesting Ford government's education cuts

High school students across Guelph will be making their way to City Hall Thursday to rally against the changes
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AfterWhys play shines a light on mental health, suicide on April 15

AfterWhys play shines a light on mental health, suicide on April 15

This live performance depicts how we can better support those around us who need help
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U of G student newspaper makes changes in face of challenges

U of G student newspaper makes changes in face of challenges

The Ontarion will print monthly starting in September, with an increased online presence
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