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Cost-cutting times are here
Editorial: You can dispute the causes, but it’s become clear that Ontario’s public finances are in dire shape.
Legacies to take pride in
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: Instant gratification.
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Wednesday, February, 15, 2012 - 7:07:11 PM
Guelph Hockeyville Day a major disappointment "Dear Mike, While I can understand that you would be frustrated in having something that you and others worked so hard on not come to fruition, I'm not sure a "where were you?" letter to the rest of the city was your best option. You stated that"
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Tuesday, February, 07, 2012 - 4:04:04 PM
Meeting addresses plans for Silvercreek Parkway "Funny was just thinking about this "project" the other day... unfortunately will not be avaiable for the meeting. This is such a bad idea. The only thing this will do is increase traffic on Waterloo Ave. Paisley and Edinburgh. These three streets ar"
Comment by greatday
Friday, January, 20, 2012 - 10:10:33 PM
Guelph Soccer stands by technical director "What I wrote previously doesn't mean for a second that Ruben Flores isn't an infinitely capable technical director for Guelph Soccer. He obviously has a great deal of accredited experience and talent. I'm questioning why Woodcock doesn't address the"
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It's a mosque not a church
Dear Editor: Regarding your article on the Muslim Society of Guelph buying the Guelph Community Christian School to turn it into an Islamic “church” (Tribune, Feb. 14).
In awe of so much goodness
Dear Editor: Is there any reason to be optimistic today?
Counting her blessings
Dear Editor: My son is currently fighting colon cancer for the second time at the age of 25.
Don't take Women in Crisis for granted
Editorial: Given the number of people that Guelph-Wellington Women In Crisis deals with in a year, it’s hard to believe there was no such organization 35 years ago.
Family Day welcome reprieve
Editorial: It’s time for Ontario’s fifth annual Family Day this Monday – the long weekend promised by the Liberals during the 2007 election to provide a much-needed break from long, hard winters.
New transit system hurts those who need it most
Dear Editor: As concerned citizens of the City of Guelph, we are writing to inform you of the impact that the recent Guelph Transit route changes are having on our lives.New
Join other provinces with one school system
Dear Editor: I agree with Graham Timms that the ill-considered comment of the chair of the Wellington Catholic District School Board, about gay students being at risk if they speak out, constitutes a starting point for a discussion on the merits of supporting just one, publicly funded school system for all students in the province of Ontario (Tribune letters Feb. 7).
Don't mess with my Old Age Security
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: I’ve only been a senior for a few months and already I know what elder abuse feels like.
Editorial: Churches are certainly in the news, and it’s not all about a Vatican ceremony where a former Guelphite will be welcomed into the Pope’s circle of advisers on Feb. 18.
Guelph Hockeyville Day a major disappointment
Dear Editor: As I write this email, which may be my last one for Guelph is Hockeyville 2012, I do it with mixed emotions.
Catholic boards' position highlights need for change
Dear Editor: Re: Catholic boards adjust stance on gay-straight school groups (Tribune, Feb. 7)
Times are a changin' hence new idling bylaw
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: Idling a car is a lot like smoking
Making Guelph a Better Place
Guest Editorial: Can you recall childhood experiences that helped shape the person you are today?
Lack of winter leaves me cold
Up for Debate column by Jessica Lovell: I’m no groundhog, but I’m going to make a weather prediction anyway on this Groundhog Day – six more weeks of the lousiest winter we’ve had in years.
Knocked off balance
Editorial: In May 2010, city council heard emotional stories of neighbourhoods being turned upside down by too much student housing.
Immersion hopes dashed
Dear Editor: I am a parent of a 3-year-old Rockwood boy.
 
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