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At least 493 proactive community contacts have been documented by police in Guelph’s downtown so far this year and 1,167 throughout the city.

Council voted unanimously in favour of a registry at the open meeting held on April 16.

More than 300 people from the community came for the ribbon-cutting and stayed to shop, snack and socialize.

More than 300 people from the community came for the ribbon-cutting and stayed to shop, snack and socialize.

Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie says he'll use his strong mayor powers to get staff to look into what it would take to build a structured encampment site in the city to address the homeless crisis. But a group of activists say they're one step ahead of him and ready to help. 

Liz Boyle found family after doing a DNA test.

Council votes to maintain provinces zoning changes to 280 Clair Rd. W., where Home Opportunities is looking to build nearly 1,000 new homes.

While the highest property tax increase in a generation, number comes in lower than the 10.32 per cent originally forecasted earlier this month

A recent court ruling in Kingston, Ont., about how the city can handle encampments needs to be reviewed before Guelph can move forward with any plans to possibly build a temporary encampment in the city, Mayor Cam Guthrie says.

City staff note approximately a third of expected tax increase for 2024 stems from provincial government