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To enjoy or not to enjoy
Up for Debate column by Jessica Lovell: It was paper-clipped to the $20 bill: a couple of inches of white paper with the words “May you be happy/Enjoy! Enjoy!” in black bold-face type.
Students destroyed once family-friendly neighbourhood
Dear Editor: I read John Como’s letter to the editor with interest (Tribune, March 27). I have to wonder if he truly meant to insult the hundreds of people living in the area most affected by the student problem.
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Monday, May, 06, 2013 - 6:06:34 AM
Keep bicycles off sidewalks "I disagree a bylaw fining pedestrians is archaic and regressive. Why wouldn't runners be allowed in bike lanes? It's safer and easier on my old bones to run on blacktop than it is on concrete. Learning to share resources is the key. john"
Comment by liljohnny
Tuesday, April, 30, 2013 - 6:06:56 PM
Bike lanes not for runners, says city "If you cant run in the bike lane then get the bikes off the sidewalk and walk bikes at crosswalks. Not the mention the ebike riders who travel anywhere they chose.I guess pointing finger at joggers is easier??"
Comment by greatday
Friday, April, 26, 2013 - 12:12:24 PM
Bike lanes not for runners, says city "Ummm, if the cyclists/skateboarders/uncontrolled dogs would stay off the sidewalks, I might reconsider running on them again, until then, it is safer for me to run in the bike lanes facing traffic. The flow of traffic is far more predictable than the"
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Women on Bridge a success thanks to many
Dear Editor: The Zonta Club of Guelph recognizes and thanks the many community partners who collaborated to host our city’s first ever “Join Me on the Bridge” on International Women’s Day.
When is Honesty in Government Day?
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: My puns might be bad, but my poetry is verse. We are smack in the middle of National Poetry Writing Month. Seriously.
Be careful and courteous
Editorial: We heard this week that one of our readers wasn’t amused by Tribune cartoonist Brian Fray’s editorial page offering in Tuesday’s edition.
Yes, they grow on trees
Editorial: Another sign of spring is when people start talking about various sorts of plantings
Don't kill Katimavik
Dear Editor: Snow was still on the ground in late March 1986 when a group of Katimavik alumni and supporters, including myself, set out to ride our bicycles from Toronto to Ottawa in support of Senator Jacques Hébert, who was on a hunger strike in the lobby of the Senate in protest over a decision by the governing Tories to end the Katimavik program, which he had helped establish in 1977.
Fear not market meat vendors
Dear Editor: The recent E. coli scare has heightened people’s interest in knowing where their meat comes from.
Feds and province have nowhere to turn
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: The two budgets that were released last week say a lot about the low level to which our body politic has sunk.
Fine crop of top cops
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: By my count, the Trib’s history is on its fifth chief in 25 years, and we have been fortunate to have been well served.
No Katimavik means a country diminished
Editorial: Canada will become a smaller place as a result of the federal government’s budget decision to stop funding the Katimavik program.
Thanks for co-operative efforts on St. Paddy's Day
Dear Editor: The City of Guelph, the Guelph Police Service and the University of Guelph extend a sincere thank you to all residents who celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in a responsible manner.
Nice neighbours make city special
Dear Editor: We are writing to express our sincere gratitude for the kindness of “strangers.”
Beaver lodging bylaw in order
Dear Editor: I have been following the media coverage of the beaver problems in the downtown area with much interest, as we had a similar experience a few years ago in the north end by the Riverside Park trails.
Next move tough call
Editorial: You have to wonder if the provincial Liberals are regretting their surprise campaign promise last year to refund 30 per cent of tuition to eligible post-secondary students whose parents have a gross income of $160,000 or less.
Graffiti's shades of grey
Up for Debate column by Jessica Lovell: I have passed over the stenciled words numerous times as I crossed the Heffernan Street Bridge: “TRUE LOVE IS A BIG DEAL” is what it said if I remember correctly.
Guelph tourism should go in Drill Shed
Dear Editor:Some historical notes on the article featuring the Drill Shed, which was referred to as the Drill Hall (Tribune, March 22).
Guelph doesn't need 18-storey condo towers
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: It is almost time to fish or cut bait.
 
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