Guelph councillors vote to only close streets in dining district for special events
Guelph council's committe of the whole has decided to only close streets in the city's dining district for special events.
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Man arrested after indecent act outside Guelph business
Guelph police say a man has been arrested and charged following an indecent act just outside of the city’s downtown core.
Elderly man arrested after allegedly pointing toy gun at bartender: police
An elderly man is facing several charges after he allegedly pointed a toy gun at a bartender in downtown Guelph.
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Guelph Knights back on the basketball court for youth training
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As a recent surge in temperatures is reminding Guelph residents of sunnier days eating and drinking outside, city council is debating options for the future of their patio season.
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Injuries, impaired driving charges for man following crash in Guelph
A man suffered minor injuries and has been handed impaired driving charges following an early morning crash in Guelph, according to police.
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Be wary of online job offer scams, Guelph police say
As online-based careers and interviews are becoming more popular during the pandemic, Guelph police are warning residents to be on the lookout for job application scams and are providing tips on how to recognize them.
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$5K worth of wire, tools stolen from Guelph construction site
Guelph police are investigating after they say someone stole $5,000 worth of tools and wire from a construction site.
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Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph moving into next priority group for COVID-19 vaccinations
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health launched an online COVID-19 vaccine portal earlier this week and is ready to move on to the next priority group in Phase One.
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Guelph pro basketball team announces it will play the 2021 season
The Guelph Nighthawks announced on Thursday afternoon that the team's league will be starting this spring.
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COVID-19 outbreak declared in neighbourhood at Wellington County long-term care home
Health officials in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph have declared a COVID-19 outbreak in a neighbourhood at a Wellington County long-term care home.
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Some southern Ontario health units move into new tiers
Several areas in southwestern Ontario are moving into different tiers under the province's reopening framework for COVID-19 restrictions.
Waterloo Region weather: Above-average temperatures expected for spring
Monday marked that start of meteorological spring and experts say that they expect above-average temperatures this year.
Stratford Festival moving outdoors for 2021 season
The Stratford Festival is back this year with live performances in an outdoor setting.
Six Nations students to do online learning for rest of school year
The Six Nations of the Grand River says that all students in the First Nations territory will finish this school year online.
One seriously hurt after incident in Kitchener
Police said one person was taken to hospital with serious injuries after an incident in Kitchener on Tuesday.
Man charged after reports of alleged dog abuse
Police say they have charged a man after reports of alleged dog abuse in Waterloo.
Blowing snow causes trouble on roads
Blowing snow in Waterloo Region and Wellington County resulted in some messy conditions on the roads on Monday.
Waterloo Region adds 42 more COVID-19 cases as hospitalizations jump
Region of Waterloo Public Health added another 42 COVID-19 cases to the region's total on Monday, bringing that number to 10,744.
Waterloo MPP questions province about Ontario-made PPE stuck on shelves
Waterloo MPP Catherine Fife questioned the Ford government on Monday after a CTV Kitchener story revealed that local manufacturing company The Canadian Shield had laid off dozens of employees.
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The Canadian economy posted its worst showing on record in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the country, shutting down businesses and putting millions out of work.
Pattie Lovett-Reid: The top 5 pandemic-related scams you need to know about
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Six Dr. Seuss books won't be published for racist images
Six Dr. Seuss books -- including 'And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street' and 'If I Ran the Zoo' -- will stop being published because of racist and insensitive imagery, the business that preserves and protects the author's legacy said Tuesday.
Ontario woman forced to pay $3,458 hotel quarantine bill for one-night stay after returning to Canada from father's funeral
An Ontario woman who went overseas to attend her father's funeral says she feels gouged by the government's 'ill-conceived' hotel quarantine plan that cost her $3,458 for a one-night stay.
