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What would a municipal lobbyist registry look like, council asks

What would a municipal lobbyist registry look like, council asks

Staff directed to investigate options for creating a registry and report back to council
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Drugs, fake ID seized following Automated License Plate Recognition stop

Drugs, fake ID seized following Automated License Plate Recognition stop

31-year-old from Guelph charged
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Puslinch staff opposes aggregate company's bid to double tonnage limit

Puslinch staff opposes aggregate company's bid to double tonnage limit

This would increase their annual tonnage limit from one million tonnes to two million
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2 1/2 years in jail for driver who hit Lucas Shortreed (UPDATE)

2 1/2 years in jail for driver who hit Lucas Shortreed (UPDATE)

David Halliburton pleads guilty to fail to remain and obstruction of justice; wife pleads guilty to obstruction
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Main library branch closing at 1 p.m. today due to death

Main library branch closing at 1 p.m. today due to death

Death not considered suspicious, library expected to reopen tomorrow morning at 9 a.m.
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Students help plant mini forest in Guelph

Students help plant mini forest in Guelph

Guelph is one of only five pilot communities in Canada taking part in this year’s National Mini Forest Pilot project
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Guelph Humane Society hosting microchip clinic this weekend

Guelph Humane Society hosting microchip clinic this weekend

On Saturday by appointment only
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Lane closures on Speedvale Ave. to return as intersection project progresses

Lane closures on Speedvale Ave. to return as intersection project progresses

Eastbound lanes to be shut down between Glenwood Avenue and railway tracks for 16 days
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LETTER: Mayor's response to protest not acceptable

LETTER: Mayor's response to protest not acceptable

Letter writer June says Cam Guthrie's silence in advance of last Wednesday's protest was heard loud and clear
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Ontario Liberal Party candidates talk housing crisis at U of G forum

Ontario Liberal Party candidates talk housing crisis at U of G forum

The five candidates gathered in Peter Clark Hall Monday night to share their thoughts on some of the most pressing issues in Guelph and beyond
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