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Troy Bridgeman

Troy Bridgeman

Troy Bridgeman is a multi-media journalist that has lived and worked in the Guelph community his whole life. He has covered news and events in the city for more than two decades.

Recent Work by Troy

Navigating new waves and the shifting winds of change

Navigating new waves and the shifting winds of change

A new generation of Guelph sailors will be ringing in the New Year with their families in Miami as they prepare to compete in the 2024 Snipe Class Junior World Championship
Roamers take one last trip back to the future

Roamers take one last trip back to the future

Surviving members of the Roamers Car Club and their wives gathered at the Stampede Ranch Saturday to celebrate 65 years of burning rubber and building community
Guelph native receives Governor General’s Award

Guelph native receives Governor General’s Award

Guelph-born musician and award-winning research scientist Mark Stradiotto says that leading a team of molecular research scientists is a lot like playing in a good band
Opening things up with open mics

Opening things up with open mics

Veteran and budding musicians are making a comeback after the shutdown and reuniting the music community with a growing and diverse list of open mic opportunities
Getting better with a little help from your friends

Getting better with a little help from your friends

In this Following Up feature we talk to organizers from The Helper Bees and Your Downtown Guelph Friends who have joined forces to help address food insecurity in downtown Guelph
Clearing hurdles to remove nurdles from the Eramosa River

Clearing hurdles to remove nurdles from the Eramosa River

In this Following Up feature we reconnect with environmental activist Bryan McNeill about his ongoing efforts to remove microplastic pellets aka nurdles from the Eramosa River
Seeking words of wisdom, Guelph author inspired by quotes

Seeking words of wisdom, Guelph author inspired by quotes

In this Following Up feature we visit with author and entrepreneur Bob Desautels to discuss the launch of his third and latest book, 'The Rummagings of a Lapsed Boomer'
Not-for-profit private school moves toward building ownership

Not-for-profit private school moves toward building ownership

In this Following Up feature we visit Trillium Waldorf School and learn about Trillium Rising, their fundraising campaign to buy the school after nearly 30 years
Proclaiming the sounds of Silence

Proclaiming the sounds of Silence

Keeping hope alive is the collective philosophy and the central theme of a four-day pre-post-pandemic festival at Silence this weekend
Celebrating the iconic architecture of The Ward (9 photos)

Celebrating the iconic architecture of The Ward (9 photos)

In this Following Up feature we take an artistic tour of one of Guelph’s most colourful and celebrated neighbourhoods with one of its most colourful and celebrated artists
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