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Council dumps bags for bins
Sep 02, 2010
Sep 02, 2010
It’s out with the bags, in with the bins, starting when the city’s new composting plant is completed late next year.
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New crop of schools set to open
The Catholic school board will open its biggest elementary school Tuesday in the south end, and on ...
Transit terminal work risks running late
The 25 additional capital projects that were started this year to help stimulate the economy should...
Arrest made in wire cutting incidents
Police have arrested the woman they believe is responsible for cutting external wires to a number o...
Public board reverses French immersion call
The public school board changed its mind Tuesday about the future of French immersion in Guelph, ad...
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Show helps unveil web-based resourceAjuried group art exhibition that gets its official opening Wednesday in the University of Guelph L... | read more |
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Plant closure in Toronto sees expansion in GuelphToronto’s loss is Guelph’s gain, as agrifood giant Cargill Limited announces plans to close its Tor... | read more |
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Deputy fire chief off to WaterlooAfter six years in the city, deputy fire chief Lyle Quan will be leaving the Guelph Fire Department... | read more |
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Help handling those big binsCity waste collectors will assist residents who have trouble getting their waste carts to the curb,... | read more |
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One thing leads to anotherA local man faces a batch of assault charges after an incident that began when he was turned away f... | read more |
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Wheelchair-car accidentAn elderly man was thrown from his motorized wheelchair when he was hit by a car as he tried to cro... | read more |
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Veterans to ride the railsGuelph veterans will be honoured during the new Royal Canadian Legion Week by receiving a lunch-tra... | read more |
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Tax credit seminar at LegionA disability tax credit seminar will be held at the Guelph Legion on Sept. 21 at 11 a. m. for peopl... | read more |
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Speedier bus service returnsWith school starting again, Guelph Transit will return Tuesday to 20-minute service frequency on we... | read more |
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Tribune DIARY - September 2FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3... | read more |
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Neighbourhood schools welcome in WestminsterPeople in the Westminster Woods area of south Guelph are excited about having two new schools open ... | read more |
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Student at forum in ChinaA University of Guelph student is among five young Canadians who have been selected by the British ... | read more |
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More Aging at Home moneyMore local seniors will be able to get health care services in their own homes, says an announcemen... | read more |
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Students fight $50 school feeOn the first day of early registration, a small group of students gathered in the sweltering heat o... | read more |
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