#guelph

Guelph On Two Wheels :yesbike:GuelphOnTwoWheels@guelph.social
2025-06-21
drowning kid + skeleton meme.
Parent: "Guelph City Council"
Happy kid getting attention: "Shiny electric bus that council won't even use"
Drowning kid: "Guelph Transit ridership and quality of service"
Skeleton at bottom of pool: "$0 active transportation budget from 2025-2034"
Guelph On Two Wheels :yesbike:GuelphOnTwoWheels@guelph.social
2025-06-21

youtu.be/huwhNHIA6TE

Electric buses are great for cities that already have quality transit.

In #Guelph, more diesel buses are better for the environment so transit is more convenient, increasing ridership.

A diesel bus with only 7/40 passengers has lower GHC than the avg. single occupancy car.

Video by @reece

2025-06-21

Hot weather expected to arrive in Waterloo region, Guelph and area this weekend
Temperatures topping 30 C are expected in Waterloo region starting on Sunday with some sunny and some unsettled weather in the forecast.
#weather #Waterloo #Guelph #News #Canada #KitchenerWaterloo
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-21

How to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day in Waterloo region, Guelph
Saturday is National Indigenous Peoples Day and there are several events planned in and around Waterloo region and Guelph throughout the weekend.
#holiday #event #indigenous #community #Waterlooregion #Guelph
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-21

Guelph recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day
National Indigenous Peoples Day is on June 21, corresponding with the summer solstice and has been celebrated since 1996. Riverside Park in Guelph will host an event on June 20.
#holiday #indigenous #event #park #Guelph #RiversidePark
globalnews.ca/news/11252052/gu

2025-06-21

Guelph recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day
National Indigenous Peoples Day is on June 21, corresponding with the summer solstice and has been celebrated since 1996. Riverside Park in Guelph will host an event on June 20.
#holiday #indigenous #event #park #Guelph #RiversidePark
globalnews.ca/news/11252052/gu

2025-06-20

Guelph mother launches complaint against police after son's in-custody death
Faye Dzikewich of Guelph has launched a complaint with the Law Enforcement Complaints Agency, saying she needs more answers about why her son died while in police custody in July 2024.
#complaint #police #death #Guelph #News #Canada
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-18

As it turns out, Cambridge, Ontario, isn’t part of the rankings. That feels like an omission that should get corrected! But the nearby city of Guelph is a part of the rankings. So let's see how they did last year.

The 2024 network score was 37/100, ranking Guelph 215 out of 748 mid-sized cities. So, not as good as either Kitchener or Waterloo!

cityratings.peopleforbikes.org

#WaterlooRegion #Guelph #PeopleForBikes #Cycling

2025-06-16

With human trafficking on the rise, Guelph organizations partner with police to create awareness video
Guelph police and local support organizations have collaborated with advocate and domestic trafficking survivor Kaitlin Bick to create a short video that aims to get the facts straight on what human trafficking can look like in the reg...
#humantrafficking #police #video #awareness #Guelph #News
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-13

TAAG Guelph are looking for members of the community to serve on the Board of Directors. Help guide the advocacy work for frequent, affordable, and accessible transit for all. Meetings are the 1st Monday each month - hybrid (virtual/in person). Please send them a DM, email board@taaguelph.com or sign up taaguelph.com/join

Help make a difference and join the fight for better transit in #Guelph and area!

2025-06-13

He began university in the '70s. Now, 49 years later, this 'farm boy' earns his degree from Guelph
In 1976, Dave Burnett attended the University of Guelph at the behest of his mother but quickly dropped out to work with his hands. Little did he know at the time that this was the start of a long, winding road that lead all ...
#education #university #work #Guelph #News #Canada
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

He began university in the '70s. Now, 49 years later, this 'farm boy' earns his degree from Guelph
In 1976, Dave Burnett attended the University of Guelph at the behest of his mother but quickly dropped out to work with his hands. Little did he know at the time that this was the start of a long, winding road that lead all ...
#education #university #work #Guelph #News #Canada
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-13

Guelph, Ont. council formally condemns resolution letter on Bills 5 and 17
Bill 5 received royal assent on June 5, and it includes legislation that gives the Ontario government the power to designate some areas as special economic zones.
#politics #law #economics #Guelph #Ontario #Canada
globalnews.ca/news/11237527/gu

2025-06-12

Guelph's Linamar fined $350K after worker critically injured 2 years ago
Linamar Corporation in Guelph, Ont. pleaded guilty last month to a workplace injury that happened in June 2023. The worker was struck by a 460-pound broach stick which an Ontario government release said resulted in critical injury.
#accident #workplace #injury #lawsuit #Guelph #Ontario
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-09

GUELPH, WR JOIN RALLIES ACROSS ONTARIO AGAINST BILL 5

This article was published in print on June 5, with information up to June 4. On June 5, Bill 5 was passed.

The Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, or Bill 5, is now moving through Queen’s Park before the legislature’s summer break on June 5 and may be signed as a law.  

On Saturday, May 24, 2025, the Guelph Climate Action Network held a rally at the covered bridge in York Road Park, Guelph, where about 200 people opposed the Ford governments controversial Bill 5. The protesters came with poster, props, signs and were chanting “stop Bill 5.” 

The Ford government stated it will expedite the completion of large infrastructure and resource extraction projects by cutting down on delays and removing redundancies in the approval process while critics claim the controversial bill will undermine democratic rights and create environmental damage. 

The major aspect of Bill 5 is creating ‘special economic zones’ and would introduce changes to the Electricity Act 1998, the Endangered Species Act 2007, the Environmental Assessment Act, the Mining Act, the Ontario Energy Board Act 1998, the Ontario Heritage Act, the Rebuilding Ontario Place Act, the Special Economic Zones Act and the Species Conservation Act

“Bill 5 is going to be the Greenbelt Scandal all over again. The last time Doug Ford tried this, the people of Ontario stopped him. Bill 5 and Bill 17 are the same thing—exactly the same thing. He’s trying to do it again,” Leanne Caron, Guelph city councillor, said. 

“He said the special economic zones would be something he’d expect to come out of countries like Russia, China, Saudi Arabia or other developing countries. No rules, no laws, no democratic oversight. We are not going to take it in Ontario,”  Mike Schreiner, MPP for the Guelph Green Party, said.  

Aislinn Clancy, Green Party MPP from Kitchener-Centre, said the provincial government lost public trust with Bill 23. The proposed Bill 5, she said, would give cabinet ministers absolute power without means to hold them accountable.  

“[…It] also makes them really vulnerable to a conflict of interest, because they can choose which corporations can take advantage of these special economic zones,” Clancy said. 

Mike Marcolongo associate director with Environmental Defence, said Bill 5 is a threat to democracy. It provides the ministers with unprecedented power. 

“The challenge with Bill 5 is that the Ford government is operating as if the economy is disconnected from nature, from the environment, there’s no limits, according to this government. The environment is not red tape. Indigenous consultation is not red tape,”  he said. 

“The legislation that’s in place are the safeguards for clean water or healthy labour practices or healthy community,” Marcolongo said. 

The rally was organised by Wellington Water Watchers, Seniors for Climate Action Now, Guelph Indigenous Community Council, OPIRG Guelph, eMERGE Guelph, Nature Guelph, the Dublin Street United Church and the Guelph Climate Action network.

#AislinnClancy #bill5 #DougFord #eMERGEGuelph #Guelph #guelphClimateActionNetwork #GuelphIndigenousCommunityCouncil #LeanneCaron #localActivism #MikeMarcolongo #NatureGuelph #OPIRGGuelph #ProgressiveConservatives #ProtectOntarioByUnleashingOurEconomyAct #provincialGovernment #rallies #SafinaJennah #SeniorsForClimateActionNow #SherylMadakkai #theDublinStreetUnitedChurch #waterlooRegion #WellingtonWaterWatchers

Photo of people gathered in a crowd and holding up signs opposed to Bill 5 in Guelph, Ontario.
2025-06-08

Tooting this out with #Guelph & area tags.
@susankayequinn will be in the area looking for cool #hopePunk & #solarPunk things. Let her know what you've got!
(I think we have #repairCafe stuff here too, but I'm not in that loop).
👇 wandering.shop/@susankayequinn
#KWawesome #kitchener #waterloo #KitchenerWaterloo #waterlooRegion

2025-06-08

For $3.4M, you could own this southern Ontario drive-in movie theatre
The Mustang Drive-In near Guelph is for sale and has been listed for $3.4 million. Right now in Canada, there are 37 drive-In movie theatres, with 16 of them in Ontario.
#business #realestate #entertainment #Ontario #Guelph #Canada
cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-w

2025-06-07

Fatherly feud at Ontario school leads to headbutt and bloody nose
A before-school dispute between parents in the parking lot of a Guelph school left one with a bloody nose and another with a court appearance, according to Guelph police.
#school #violence #family #law #Ontario #Guelph
globalnews.ca/news/11216465/fa

2025-06-07

New data shows measles cases are declining in Guelph, Ont.
Dr. Matthew Tenenbaum, Wellington Dufferin Guelph Public Health's associate medical officer of health, said cases have declined substantially from a few weeks ago.
#health #disease #data #Guelph #Ont #Measlesoutbreak
globalnews.ca/news/11216810/ne

2025-06-07

Fatherly feud at Ontario school leads to headbutt and bloody nose
A before-school dispute between parents in the parking lot of a Guelph school left one with a bloody nose and another with a court appearance, according to Guelph police.
#school #violence #family #law #Ontario #Guelph
globalnews.ca/news/11216465/fa

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