'Bunny boom': Guelph Humane Society searching for homes for dozens of rabbits
The Guelph Humane Society is dealing with a "bunny boom" and is looking for permanent homes for dozens of domestic rabbits.
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COVID-19 vaccines required for U of G varsity athletes
Varsity athletes attending the University of Guelph will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 for the upcoming season.
Men arrested for 'engaging in sex acts' on downtown Guelph patio
Guelph police have arrested two men who were allegedly 'engaging in sex acts' on a downtown patio on Tuesday night.
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Temporary road test centre opening in Guelph Monday
A temporary site offering road tests will open in Guelph on Monday.
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Guelph police catch multiple impaired drivers over August long weekend
Guelph police laid a slew of impaired driving charges over the August long weekend to multiple different offenders.
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Guelph man allegedly threatens to kill others over missing drugs: police
Guelph police have charged a man who allegedly threatened to kill other residents in his home over some missing drugs.
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Fentanyl, cocaine among $45K worth of drugs seized by Guelph police
Guelph police seized more than $45,000 worth of drugs following an investigation into alleged trafficking in the west end of the city.
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Llama drama: Animal on the loose spotted roaming roads south of Guelph
There was an unusual sight south of Guelph on Wednesday: a llama, spotted on the lam.
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Dinner and a dose? Guelph hosting vaccine pop-up clinic in Downtown Dining District Friday night
Health officials in Guelph are hosting a COVID-19 vaccine clinic in the city's Downtown Dining District on Friday night.
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Indigenous students build canoe from scratch as part of traditional learning
Indigenous students from the Upper Grand District School Board headed out into the Eramosa River in a canoe they built from scratch this week.
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Woman arrested for taking items inside store, trying to return them: Guelph police
Guelph police have arrested a woman they say took items on display inside a store and tried to return them for credit.
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One COVID-19-related death, 19 new cases logged in Waterloo Region on Wednesday
Health officials in Waterloo Region logged one COVID-19-related death and 19 new cases on Wednesday.
'Bunny boom': Guelph Humane Society searching for homes for dozens of rabbits
The Guelph Humane Society is dealing with a "bunny boom" and is looking for permanent homes for dozens of domestic rabbits.
Netflix series documenting journey to build 'Instagram worthy' Sauble Beach motel
A new Netflix series, Motel Makeover, follows two Toronto entrepreneurs as they build the June Motel in Sauble Beach.
19-year-old charged with assault after stabbing in Kitchener
A 19-year-old man is facing a slew of charges following a stabbing incident in Kitchener on Tuesday.
COVID-19 vaccination not required to participate in school sports this fall, province says
Vaccination against COVID-19 will not be a requirement to participate in school sports in September, provincial officials say.
Ontario hospitals prepare for fourth wave of COVID-19 as experts urge vaccinations
The Ontario Hospital Association is warning that an impending surge in virus case counts could represent a threat to the province.
Residents shaken after shooting in Kitchener neighbourhood earlier this week
Waterloo regional police continue to investigate a shooting in a Kitchener neighbourhood on Tuesday.
Unvaccinated students won't face any different rules within class setting, Ontario confirms
Unvaccinated children will not face any different rules than their vaccinated peers within the school setting this September, the Ontario government says.
Nearly 20 per cent of Canadians would consider quitting their jobs instead of returning to office: poll
Nearly 20 per cent of Canadians would consider quitting their jobs instead of returning to the office, according to a new poll.
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Cooling towers demolished on former U.K. power plant site
Watch the moment four redundant cooling towers were imploded at a former Yorkshire power plant on Aug. 1. The site will be redeveloped.
Watch: Bear breaks into police officer's vehicle in Calif.
Video released on Aug. 1 shows a bear opening the rear door of a Calif. police officer's vehicle and peering inside.
Drone captures the rescue of whale trapped in fishing line
Drone video by Fisheries and Oceans Canada shows crews working to rescue a grey whale that had become tangled in fishing gear.
CTV weather anchor taking 24-hour paddle trip to raise money
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UPDATED | First flight of Afghan refugees who helped CAF arrives in Canada
The first 'of a number of flights' carrying Afghan refugees who helped Canadian military personnel while deployed in Afghanistan has arrived in Canada.
Canada's Laurence Vincent-Lapointe wins silver in women's C-1 200m
Canada's Laurence Vincent-Lapointe has won a silver medal in the women's C-1 200-metre at the Tokyo Olympics.
U.S. plans to require COVID-19 shots for foreign travellers
The Biden administration is taking the first steps toward requiring nearly all foreign visitors to the U.S. to be vaccinated for the coronavirus, a White House official said Wednesday.
COVID-19 'not the only wicked problem we are facing': Hinshaw in new op-ed
After days of unrelenting criticism of Alberta's plan to change its pandemic response, the province's top doctor is again attempting to assure Albertans it's time to rely on the protection of vaccines and live with COVID-19.
Surge in infections: 342 new COVID-19 cases in B.C., most since late May
B.C. health officials announced 342 more cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the largest daily increase in the province's caseload since late May.
