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Know any Women of Distinction?
The YMCA-YWCA of Guelph is looking for more women to honour at its annual Women of Distinction fundraising event.
Some deserve lumps of coal, others mistletoe
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: Christmas is just around the corner and it’s time to recognize this year’s recipients of the lump of coal and sprig of mistletoe awards.
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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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It's no ho-ho-ho-holiday
Guelph Matters by Chris Clark: It has been a rather odd holiday season.
Liquor business good business for province
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: Alcohol sales in Ontario last year were about $4.7 billion.
Quashing protest sends wrong message to kids
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: It has been 23 years to the day since 14 women were murdered on the campus of a Montreal engineering school.
Shelve sidewalk plowing
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: About one month from now Guelph boulevards will be littered with Christmas trees awaiting pickup from the city.
City hall politics exacts toll
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: This evening (Nov. 29) is the last chance for citizen delegations to have their say on the city’s 2013 operating budget.
A case of pre-Grey Cup jitters
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: In this space last week I allowed that by hook or crook I would watch Sunday’s Grey Cup.
Doubly Blue over Grey Cup TV coverage
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: My beloved Canadian Football League has been the exclusive domain of TSN for the past five years.
Voter suppression no harmless prank
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: We are still stuck in the robocalls quagmire. It started when some people, somewhere, had what must have seemed at the time to be a clever idea.
Homelessness and Affordable Housing Community Forum
Few housing options
Up for Debate column by Jessica Lovell: The statistics are scary
Too bad mayor can't prorogue city council
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: The prematurely disgruntled learned a lesson last week
U.S.-style election fever
Column by the Trib's Doug Hallett: For a political junkie like me, it was quite something to find myself in Washington, D.C., on election day.
Guelph well represented at Architectural Conservancy of Ontario awards night
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: As you may have read elsewhere in these pages, I was the recipient of an Architectural Conservancy of Ontario award.
Education system reduces schools to warehouses
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: Families in the Victory school area are revolting. Maybe it’s not a full-bore revolt yet, but it is a slight rebellion.
We learn right from wrong from our role models
The View from Here column by Alan Pickersgill: Bullying is all the rage these days and the rage is directed against the bullies.
Life is a highway – not
Guelph Matters column by Chris Clark: For the past five weekends I have had the distinct displeasure of driving to Toronto and back.
Giant Book Sale vast treasure trove
Up for Debate column by Jessica Lovell: I came away with two knitting books, four cookbooks, three novels, a stack of Harry Potters (for a friend, I swear), five classic movies and two delightfully outdated Emily Post etiquette books.
 
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