Fire marshal looking into cause of Guelph apartment fire
The cause of a fire at a Guelph apartment complex is being looked into by the Ontario Fire Marshal.
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Planned bridge over Guelph Speed River put on hold
A planned bridge over the Speed River in Guelph has divided people living in the city.
Woman arrested at gunpoint in downtown Guelph
Police charged a woman with carrying a concealed weapon after an incident in Guelph’s downtown core Thursday afternoon.
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Careless smoking reported cause of fire in Kitchener, one unit displaced
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Paramedics asking for patience as pandemic heightens stress levels
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