Teen skateboarder asks Guelph council for skatepark improvements
A young skateboarder is asking Guelph’s city council to make improvements to her local skatepark.
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Man charged with assaulting police during family dispute call in Guelph
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A Kitchener woman is facing multiple charges after police said she was found passed out in a vehicle in downtown Guelph.
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Guelph man arrested after home break-in
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Arrest made after phone and internet lines cut to at least 18 Guelph businesses
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Police looking for driver after hit-and-run in Guelph
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Knife pulled out during fight in downtown Guelph
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Guelph woman geared up to restart charitable bike repair
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Telephone and internet cables cut to more Guelph businesses
Guelph Police are looking for a suspect after more downtown Guelph businesses had their telephone and internet lines cut.
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Guelph-Eramosa man charged after construction site scaffolding crash
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Telephone and internet cables cut to more than a dozen Guelph businesses
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Man who stabbed ex-girlfriend and police officer will soon be out on statutory release
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Teen skateboarder asks Guelph council for skatepark improvements
A young skateboarder is asking Guelph’s city council to make improvements to her local skatepark.
Golden Hawks hold final practice in Waterloo before national championship game
The Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks are off to Kingston to play in the Vanier Cup on Saturday.
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