Guelph man faces more than a dozen charges, drugs and loaded handguns seized
A Guelph man is facing more than a dozen charges as part of a police investigation into drug trafficking.
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A Guelph man is facing several charges after three businesses in the city’s north end were broken into.
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Council approves University of Guelph's plan to demolish greenhouse
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Teen arrested after man robbed in Guelph
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U of G researchers' AI work predicts rising food costs in 2025
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Waterloo Region refuses to wave development charges for a long-term care facility in Wilmot
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