Guelph police arrest man who allegedly stole fridges, stove from condo building
Guelph police have arrested and charged a man who allegedly stole five refrigerators and a stove from a condo building in the city.
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Cloth masks no longer acceptable at U of G locations
Officials at the University of Guelph have updated their COVID-19 practices this week and said 'cloth masks are currently not considered acceptable for wear at U of G locations.'
Weapons and drugs seized during raid in downtown Guelph
Real and replica guns, knives and street drugs were seized after Guelph police executed a search warrant in the city’s downtown.
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Guelph woman fired and charged after allegedly switching tags and buying items at lower price
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'French belongs to every Canadian': Guelph man wants to build Francophone theatre in the Royal City
A French actor who recently moved to Guelph, wants to bring a French-speaking theatre to the Royal City.
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Premier announces funding aimed at cutting red tape at provincial housing summit
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Guelph man assaults victim with grinder: police
Guelph police have arrested a man they say assaulted and injured someone with an angle grinder.
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Plows out to clear streets in southern Ont. snowstorm
Snow plows were out on Monday morning to help clear streets as a snowstorm blanketed southern Ontario.
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Charges laid in Guelph hammer assault
Guelph police have arrested and charged two people in connection with an assault involving a hammer in December.
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Man found dead in vehicle, no foul play suspected: Guelph police
Guelph police don’t suspect foul play, after a man was found dead inside a vehicle Friday morning.
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Teen girl arrested in Guelph stabbing
Guelph police have charged a teen girl in a stabbing that left another teen with shoulder injuries.
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Pornographic images found on Kitchener elementary school playground
Police are investigating after pornographic images were found on a playground at a Kitchener elementary school.
Kitchener residents fed up with city's snow clearing rules
A row of homeowners on Ahrens Street in Kitchener are disappointed after receiving Sidewalk Snow Removal notices from the city following Monday's snowstorm.
Region of Waterloo 'at a very precarious moment' in fight against COVID-19
Community spread remains high and even as case numbers stabilize, it will take several weeks for the impact to be felt at local hospitals, Dr. Wang said.
6 COVID-19 deaths reported in Waterloo Region; 145 in hospital
Health officials in the Region of Waterloo reported six more deaths related to COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the total to date to 334.
'We were devastated': Early morning fire destroys shop at Puslinch Lake
No injuries were reported after a large structure fire on Puslinch Lake Friday morning.
'The heartbeat of the community': New owner has big plans for Gorge Cinema building in Elora
The Gorge Cinema in Elora will remain open after the building was purchased by a new owner.
Ontario reports total of 4,114 people in hospital with COVID-19, including 590 in ICU
Ontario health officials are reporting that 4,114 people are in hospital with COVID-19, and 590 of those patients are in intensive care.
'Dramatic increase' of COVID-19 patients in Waterloo Wellington hospitals, latest update shows
Hospital officials in Waterloo Wellington say they've seen a "dramatic increase" in the number of COVID-19 patients over the past few days.
Significant damage after transport drives into building in Listowel, Ont.
Residents have been displaced and businesses damaged after a tractor trailer careened off Main Street and plowed into storefronts in Listowel, Ont.
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Omicron wave may have peaked, but ICU numbers still rising steeply, says Tam
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PM says 24 Sussex Drive in 'terrible condition,' has no plans to live there
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Ukraine invasion a 'suicidal' decision, would be end of Putin's regime: historian
A Russian-American historian says a full-scale war between Russia and Ukraine would have 'tragic' consequences for the Ukrainians, and would lead to the end of Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime.
'We cannot eliminate all risk': B.C. starting to manage COVID-19 more like common cold, officials say
British Columbia is beginning to manage COVID-19 more like the common cold, the province's top doctor said Friday while explaining major shifts in the government's approach to the pandemic.
