Author: Alex Vialette

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COVID-19

A Look at Guelph in Lockdown

Details matter. At the beginning of April 2020, Photographer Alex Vialette began documenting the changes to the City of Guelph. The impact of COVID-19 can be seen throughout the city, both in small ways — like the “closed” signs that began appearing — and in other, more substantial ways — […]

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It All Started with a Question: Why? — Fred Penner Video

Do you remember the shows from your childhood?  For me, they were The Elephant Show, Thomas the Tank Engine, Big Comfy Couch, and Fred Penner’s Place. It’s been 23 years since Fred Penner’s Place stopped producing new episodes, but Penner, now 73 and currently on his 40th-anniversary tour of The Cat Came Back, is still making a […]

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The Cannon Vandalized

Earlier this afternoon, a masked person carved “Death to the CPC” into The Cannon in Branion Plaza. This came after a confrontation that began with students painting “Free Hong Kong” on The Cannon late Monday evening. When asked to make a statement by reporters from The Ontarion, the person responded […]

Honour guard stands by the cenotaph in the Sleeman Centre.
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Guelph Remembrance Day 2019 Photos

Guelphites filled the Sleeman Centre downtown the morning of Nov. 11 for the city’s Remembrance Day ceremony. Public figures such as Mayor Cam Guthrie and MP Lloyd Longfield spoke during the ceremony while the John F. Ross C.V.I. Concert Choir and Guelph Concert Band provided music.