Downtown Guelph Business Association to introduce service in as little as six months The Downtown Guelph Business Association announced plans to implement free Wifi in downtown Guelph, which may be up and running in as little as six months. Executive Director of the association, Marty Williams, announced the plan for […]

U of G professor and author nominated for book “An Inconvenient Indian” University of Guelph’s English professor emeritus Thomas King, broadcaster, Massey lecturer and author of “The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America” has been announced as a nominee for the Hilary Weston Writers’ Trust […]

Students call Branion Plaza home for three days to raise awareness for student refugees Around the world, young men and women are forced to flee their home countries to face a new life in refugee camps. For three days and nights, University of Guelph students tried to shine a light […]

Street harassment consists of any comment or action occurring in a public place between strangers that is unwelcome, disrespectful, threatening or harassing, and is often motivated by gender. While harassment, specificallythat of a sexual nature, is illegal in the workplace, it is still legal in the streets. Even worse, many […]

How to keep your apartment free from mice and other critters Last year was my first year living off campus. By September, I had moved in and was getting used to classes, and the people that I was living with were great. Everything was going well – that is, until […]

Celebrating punctuation, houseplants and dessert National Caviar Day, National Thriftshop Day, heck, there’s even a National Houseplant Appreciation Day. It appears as though everyone’s looking for a reason to celebrate these days, and why not? There’s a certain satisfaction in a day that allows one to not feel bad about […]

Two-time Olympic participant walked the grounds of Guelph before running towards success The University of Guelph is known for its ability to make most feel right at home. That is very much the case for Kathy Butler, a Scottish long distance runner who has experienced success ranging from the National […]

Getting to know your camera’s sensitive side Your camera is sensitive (and no, I don’t mean emotionally). Back in the day, ISO referred to “film speed” and film sensitivity to light. Now that we have reached the digital age, where many film cameras sit collecting dust on shelves, it’s a […]

Mohawk community given boil-water advisory by Canadian government The Mohawk community of Tyendinaga feels that their children are becoming sick due to pollution and contamination dumped into their groundwater system. Every Sunday, Shawn Brant lines up with other community members to collect water from community pump for his family. The […]