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June 18, 2013
Editorial: The school year that’s coming to an end has been darkened by labour strife in the province’s public schools, but things look considerably brighter for the next school year. And Guelph seems to have quite a bit to do with this.
June 18, 2013
Dear Editor: I witnessed a true act of civil service two Friday nights ago.
Recent Comments
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"
Friday, May, 03, 2013 - 9:09:07 PM
Taxpayers take hit for industrial and multi-residential properties "These jobs created pay about $12 per hour. While the tax for home owners are compounded the industries tax is reduced along with multi residential complexes.More jobs.Low wages.Multi complex living.Sounds like a recipe for future slums to me.Next ele"
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??"
June 13, 2013
Editorial: A lot of people are going to be happy reading about plans for a big new medical centre in the city’s south end. There have been periodic calls over several years for a hospital to be built in the south end. Feelings on this issue have run deep enough that a Conservative candidate even raised it as a federal election issue, of all things, a few years back.
June 13, 2013
Up for Debate column by Jessica Lovell: When I came to Guelph for university in 1997, the garbage system had its own learning curve.
June 13, 2013
Dear Editor: In response to the article about Rogers planning to add cellular base stations on top of city lights (Tribune, June 11)
June 13, 2013
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: I haven’t seen The Manor documentary, but I’ve sat at one of its tables. Not often, and a long, long time ago. Twenty years or more. I’ve probably wasted money in worse joints. But like I said, it’s been a long time gone.
June 11, 2013
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: My goodness, this Guelph is a happenin’ town, and I almost feel like a happenin’ guy since I attended some recent events that were happening.
June 11, 2013
A lot of city residents were probably scratching their heads last week when reading stories about relatively high absenteeism and relatively low “employee engagement” at city hall.
June 11, 2013
Dear Editor: e are writing this letter to alert readers to an obscure part of the Liquor Act of Ontario, which stipulates that cashiers at LCBO have the right to refuse service if they can smell either liquor or drugs on customers.
June 11, 2013
Dear Editor: Re: “Waterloo wet quota falls short” (Tribune, June 6)
June 11, 2013
Dear Editor: It looks like Guelph city council cannot keep track of its employees (Tribune, June 6).
June 06, 2013
In 1910, Guelph city council had a problem.
June 06, 2013
Dear Editor: I read about Solstice (formerly Serene) with much interest (Tribune, May 30).
June 06, 2013
Dear Editor: I am a grade 10 student at St. James Catholic High School.
June 04, 2013
The second year of the 2 Rivers Festival is yet another Guelph miracle about to happen.
June 04, 2013
Dear Editor: On Tuesday May 28, my partner, son, and I were attacked by a Rottweiler.
June 04, 2013
Dear Editor: Re: The recent letter “Bus ads celebration of free speech” (Tribune, May 28).
June 04, 2013
Dear Editor: In response to the letter regarding advertising on buses (Tribune, May 30), we do not understand why the author feels that the city is taking a stand on abortion since the buses display paid advertisements, not publicly funded advertisements.