Why a complaint to the City of Guelph will cost a bike repair business $1,900
A Guelph woman says a complaint to the city about her bicycle repair business will end up costing her $1,900.
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Canada's top court dismisses appeal in Guelph drug trafficking case
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A Guelph woman says a complaint to the city about her bicycle repair business will end up costing her $1,900.
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