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The Ontarion’s news articles cover current events and issues relevant to the University of Guelph and greater Guelph communities.

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President Obama unveils plan to curb gun violence

On Jan. 5, 2016, American President Barack Obama announced his executive plan to prevent further gun violence in the United States. His strategy focuses on new background check requirements, as well as greater education and enforcement efforts for existing laws at the state level. These new gun laws were designed […]

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Canada welcomes refugees with open arms

Since 2012, Syrian Canadians have been calling on the Canadian government to accept and support refugees fleeing from the Syrian civil war. While Canada had been one of the largest providers of humanitarian aid, committing some $630 million, it took the tragic death of three-year-old Alan Kurdi to galvanize the […]

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At the CSA: Getting involved with the CSA

With a new year comes a new semester and brand new opportunities to get involved with student groups on campus. As an organization dedicated to students at the University of Guelph, the Central Student Association (CSA) is one of the best and easiest places to start volunteering, learning new skills, […]

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Scarcity, Security, and Sustainability

The Best On-Campus Dining Experience in the Country While the University of Guelph ranks among one of Canada’s highest-rated institutions for education, student satisfaction, and its environment, the university is perhaps most well-known for the high quality of food services offered to students. According to UniversityHub—a website that ranks Canadian […]

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Guelph grad student named Forbes “Top 30 under 30”

A University of Guelph graduate student has been selected as a Top 30 under 30 social entrepreneur by Forbes magazine. Gavin Armstrong, a PhD student in Biomedical Sciences received recognition for his project, the Lucky Iron Fish. The award celebrates the entrepreneurship of candidates under 30-years-of-age, and includes categories such […]

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At the CSA: The year in review

While the Central Student Association’s (CSA) board of directors held their final official meeting of the semester on Nov. 18, 2015, the CSA’s executive committee—comprised of Sonia Chwalek, Peter Miller, Asia Barclay, Scarlett Raczycki, and an away-on-leave Matthew Campbell—remain hard at work. While this column typically takes a closer look […]