Guelph Transit buses were put back on city streets at noon today after being pulled from their morning routes due to bad road conditions.

A school board decision this week affecting East Wellington parents whose children now attend French immersion at Edward Johnson school in Guelph has left the parents “disheartened but emboldened,” one of them says

The apple isn’t falling far from the tree for this father-daughter hockey team.

The University of Guelph Gryphons went 0-2 in OUA basketball play on Wednesday night at home against the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks.

The 50th anniversary of the introduction of the children’s book character Clifford the Big Red Dog is being marked by a musical stage production, with two afternoon performances set for the River Run Centre’s main stage on Sunday Feb. 5.

The Guelph Organic Conference is marking the International Year of Co-operatives with the theme of its 2012 conference – Seeds of Co-operation.

Editorial: There’s no Greater Guelph, the way there is a GTA.

Editorial: On Monday, an architect for the firm that wants to redevelop the former W.C. Wood industrial site on Arthur Street presented area residents with an overall vision that seemed to favour gradually greater heights as the development approaches the river.