No injuries reported after early morning house fire in Guelph
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Knife pulled on bar staff member
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Police search home after man injured with explosive
Police are searching a residence just east of downtown Guelph after a man went to hospital with injuries from a homemade explosive device.
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Guelph police search for man after woman says he filmed her apartment twice
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Attempted murder charge in Guelph
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BB gun fired during Guelph convenience store robbery
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Stranger approaches girls, offers them bikes, say police
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Guelph long-term care home set to close
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Guelph pickleball players plea for more courts
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Police search home after man injured with explosive
Police are searching a residence just east of downtown Guelph after a man went to hospital with injuries from a homemade explosive device.
Police investigate double fatal collision near Drayton
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Two teens arrested following weapons incident at Kitchener park
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Not much more police can do to stop magic mushroom sales, public safety analyst says
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Cambridge road closures set to begin in May for annual Walk Queen event
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Man charged with arson after fire in Kitchener
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Heavy vehicles restricted on Freeport Bridge
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