Guelph man charged with impaired driving after series of crashes
A 21-year-old Guelph man has been charged after a number of crashes and some aggressive driving, police said Monday.
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Arrest made for series of break-ins at Guelph businesses
Guelph police have made an arrest in relation to a series of break-ins where the front doors to businesses were smashed in.
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health cancels most vaccinations due to supply shortage
The public health unit for Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph has cancelled all scheduled vaccinations, except those in long-term care and retirement homes, due to recently announced delays in shipments from Moderna and Pfizer.
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Free items available at Guelph community table
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Guelph Facebook group pauses operations due to negative comments
A Facebook group in Guelph has paused its operations due to some negative comments.
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Victim of fatal, head-on crash with dump truck in Guelph identified
One person has died following a head-on collision with a dump truck in Guelph on Friday evening.
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Guelph's Repair Café still working to reduce waste during pandemic
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Guelph business owner out more than $5,000 after burglary, police believe
A burglary that flew under the radar has likely left a business owner in Guelph out about $5,000.
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$10K reward offered for information in pair of Guelph bank robberies
Guelph police are working to identify a suspect in a pair of bank robberies over the past two months.
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Man found sleeping in business allegedly threatens employee with a knife
Police arrested a Guelph man after he allegedly threatened an employee who asked him to leave a business where he had been sleeping.
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University of Guelph considers campus curfew after COVID-19 outbreak grows to 60
The University of Guelph is considering imposing a campus curfew as it deals with the aftermath of a COVID-19 outbreak connected to unsanctioned gatherings at one of its residences.
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Active COVID-19 cases continue to decline as Waterloo Region reports 42 more infections
Waterloo Region Public Health reported 42 new COVID-19 cases on Monday as the number of active cases continues to drop.
12-year-old boy dies following three-vehicle collision near Cambridge: WRPS
Waterloo regional police have confirmed a 12-year-old boy from Guelph has died following a crash near Cambridge involving three vehicles.
'There's no excuse': Waterloo Region sees just 55 per cent compliance rate in businesses
Adequate screening, wearing face coverings and proper physical distancing: those were among the top rules that Ministry of Labour inspectors caught businesses breaking over the last couple of weekends.
Starbucks in downtown Kitchener closes permanently after opening in 2019
The Starbucks in downtown Kitchener's former public utilities building has permanently closed. The company said it's part of an accelerated five-year strategy to expand its drive-thru and pickup locations.
Arrest made for series of break-ins at Guelph businesses
Guelph police have made an arrest in relation to a series of break-ins where the front doors to businesses were smashed in.
Ontario to announce in 'next day or two' whether schools will reopen on Feb. 10 in COVID-19 hot zones
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the decision on whether schools will reopen on Feb. 10 in the province’s COVID-19 hot spots will come "in the next day or two."
Cambridge high school students use social media to stay connected during COVID-19
Students in a leadership class at a Cambridge high school are using social media to keep staff and students connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Men carrying firearm, machete steal items at prearranged sale
Police say they're investigating after two men showed up to a prearranged sale from an online forum with a firearm and a machete.
'All hands on deck': Ont. optometrists want to help COVID-19 vaccination effort
Ontario optometrists want to join the COVID-19 vaccination effort, calling on the province to allow them to administer injections.
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FBI joins investigation into murder of Victoria Realtor Lindsay Buziak
Investigators from the United States have joined a new team taking a fresh look at the unsolved homicide of Victoria real estate agent Lindsey Buziak and police say there's movement in the 13-year-old case.
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BREAKING | Dustin Diamond, Screech in 'Saved by the Bell,' dead at 44
Dustin Diamond, who played the role of Screech on the popular 1990s high school comedy "Saved by the Bell," died Monday after a recent cancer diagnosis, according to Diamond's manager, Roger Paul. He was 44.
Ontario to announce in 'next day or two' whether schools will reopen on Feb. 10 in COVID-19 hot zones
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the decision on whether schools will reopen on Feb. 10 in the province’s COVID-19 hot spots will come "in the next day or two."
New travel rules leave flight options on U.S. airlines for sun seekers
Canadians determined to fly to sunny destinations are still able to do so despite new travel restrictions announced by the federal government last week.
Winter storm churning out powerful winds expected to slam into Atlantic Canada
Environment Canada has issued a series of weather warnings for the Atlantic region, as a winter storm is expected to deliver an ugly mix of snow, rain, ice pellets and strong winds on Tuesday and Wednesday.
