Steven Petric for Ward 3 Guelph City Council
EVERY VOICE COUNTS IN GUELPH. OUR COMMUNITY DEPENDS ON IT.
Please note: The proposed maps linked below each proposed route are provided here from the 2015 Transit Route Review via Mindmixer. The 2017 proposed route maps with changes outlined below each route were not made available with the report going to Council. A full system map from the 2015 Mindmixer Consulting provides an overview of how […]
Summary Below courtesy of Robert Mackenzie – Transit Toronto Guelph is one of several medium and smaller municipalities in the Greater Golden Horseshoe area that have made major changes to their transit systems over the past few years. (For the record, the others are Barrie, Burlington, Niagara Falls, Oakville and Peterborough.) Some of these network reviews have […]
Guelph Transit will be operating buses on Canada Day on the statutory holiday hourly schedule. Buses will depart from Guelph Central Station and the University Centre every 60 minutes, from 9:15 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. A direct Fireworks Shuttle Service will operate between Guelph Central Station and Riverside Park at 8:45 […]
The award winning Taste Real Guelph Wellington Local Food Fest returns for its 11th year June 26th on the grounds of the Ignatius Jesuit Centre. Enjoy the tastes of Guelph Wellington, watch food skills demos and pick up fresh, delicious and real local food. You can also learn about fermenting, butter making, beekeeping, butchery, bread […]
Warmer weather is among us and that means it’s time to hit up some farmers markets in the Guelph region. Farmers’ markets are great for getting fresh local produce, baked goods and artisan products. By going to Farmers’ Markets you buy direct from the producers and help the economy by supporting Ontario farmers and sustainable food […]
After a long and interesting journey of ups and downs (no pun intended), The City of Guelph finally has a permanent skate park. Silvercreek skatepark opened on June 9 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a June 21 event marks the official grand opening. Members of the public including skateboarders are invited to celebrate the grand opening […]
There will be two more morning and afternoon GO trains during peak travel times between Kitchener and Toronto starting this September. Both trains will stop in Guelph. The announcement did not specify what times these 2 additional trains will run at. The next schedule change will be announced in late August to start after […]
Article courtesy of: EzineArticles.com From Los Angeles to New York, street food is springing up everywhere. Projections suggest that by 2020 food trucks will be a billion dollar industry. Since 2009 the food truck business has grown 80%. Food trucks are here to stay and here’s 20 reasons why this trend is so hot. 20. […]
This year Guelph & District Multicultural Festival celebrates its 30th Anniversary. From Friday June 10th to Sunday June 12th at Riverside Park you can take in cuisine, art, and performances from community representatives of cultures across the globe. There’s a Children’s Tent with activities and interactive performances geared towards little ones, and a spacious tented dining […]
The city has hired Derrick Thomson as its new Chief Administrative Officer. City council ratified the decision at a special in-camera meeting Monday night. A formal official announcement will be made at an upcoming Council meeting “When we received the news of Ann’s impending departure, Council moved quickly to begin a competitive internal recruitment process,” said […]
Movies in the Square returns for another summer offering a variety of family-friendly favourites. Taking place on select Fridays throughout the summer and beginning at 9 p.m., families, friends, and movie fans are invited to bring a lawn chair (and blankets if cool) and cozy up for a drive-in experience minus the car. If it […]