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Have your say to bring Guelph’s Transportation Master Plan to life
Take our survey on proposed policies and programs by October 24 Guelph, Ont., October 1, 2021 – Help us move Guelph forward! Whether you walk, roll, ride a bike, take a bus, drive a car, or use some other form of travel we want your ideas to make the Transportation Master Plan a success. Where
New policy requires City staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or regularly tested
Guelph, Ont., August 27, 2021 – The City of Guelph is implementing a new COVID-19 vaccination policy for employees. All staff, not just paramedics, will be required to provide proof of their COVID-19 vaccination status or get tested for the virus on an ongoing basis. This policy also applies to members of Council, the Guelph
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Guelph's COVID-19 Vaccination Status
Latest Ward 2 Updates
- Have your say to bring Guelph’s Transportation Master Plan to life October 5, 2021
- New policy requires City staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or regularly tested August 27, 2021
- Downtown infrastructure project sets foundation to be future ready August 10, 2021
- Six new red-light cameras to help make Guelph roads safer July 8, 2021
- Virtual Information Session: Proposed Transitional Housing With Supports project at 65 Delhi Street June 30, 2021
- Exploring community interest in the development and use of downtown Guelph’s historic Drill Hall June 18, 2021
- City releases its first digital Guelph. Future Ready progress report June 18, 2021
- UPDATED: COVID-safe summer fun at Guelph camps, parks and patios June 8, 2021
- Have your say on Guelph Transit’s proposed route changes May 26, 2021
- DROP IN CENTRE FINALIZES PURCHASE OF FORMER PARKVIEW MOTEL April 7, 2021
Did you know the City of Guelph has a page dedicated to collecting your feedback? Check out Have Your Say to see opportunities to influence City projects, including new parks, master plans, bylaw reviews and City programs!
City of Guelph News Releases
- Bone fragments found under Baker Street parking lot during excavation prep now being exhumed October 22, 2021… Continue reading Bone fragments found under Baker Street parking lot during excavation prep now being exhumed The post Bone fragments found under Baker Street parking lot during excavation prep now being exhumed appeared first on City of Guelph.Laura Mousseau
- City recommends short-term trailer parking exemptions for driveways October 22, 2021A City of Guelph report heading to Council in November recommends a trailer parking exemption program that would allow short-term parking of recreational trailers in residential driveways. Continue reading City recommends short-term trailer parking exemptions for driveways The post City recommends short-term trailer parking exemptions for driveways appeared first on City of Guelph.Katie Burt
- Congratulating winners of the Imagine a Day without Water student poster contest October 21, 2021… Continue reading Congratulating winners of the Imagine a Day without Water student poster contest The post Congratulating winners of the Imagine a Day without Water student poster contest appeared first on City of Guelph.Laura Mousseau
- Anita Cazzola’s Botanical Reclamation art project concludes with a show of colour October 19, 2021… Continue reading Anita Cazzola’s Botanical Reclamation art project concludes with a show of colour The post Anita Cazzola’s Botanical Reclamation art project concludes with a show of colour appeared first on City of Guelph.Meagan Ellison
- City’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy now in effect October 18, 2021The City of Guelph’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy is in effect, with mandatory testing for unvaccinated staff required weekly, starting today. Continue reading City’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy now in effect The post City’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy now in effect appeared first on City of Guelph.Katie Burt
- Report recommends Council approve funding for two affordable housing projects October 14, 2021A report recommending the approval of two affordable housing projects totalling $1,267,646 is heading to Council for approval on October 25. Continue reading Report recommends Council approve funding for two affordable housing projects The post Report recommends Council approve funding for two affordable housing projects appeared first on City of Guelph.Katie Burt
- Congratulating Guelph’s Urban Design Awards winners October 12, 2021… Continue reading Congratulating Guelph’s Urban Design Awards winners The post Congratulating Guelph’s Urban Design Awards winners appeared first on City of Guelph.Laura Mousseau
- City welcomes Ryan Schubert as Deputy Chief of Administration for Guelph Fire October 12, 2021The City of Guelph is pleased to announce the selection of Ryan Schubert as deputy chief of administration, effective October 25, 2021. Continue reading City welcomes Ryan Schubert as Deputy Chief of Administration for Guelph Fire The post City welcomes Ryan Schubert as Deputy Chief of Administration for Guelph Fire appeared first on City of […]Katie Burt
- Designs for new library unveiled October 12, 2021The Guelph Public Library Board of Directors has approved the schematic designs for the new Central Library recently presented by Diamond Schmitt Architects, including interior and exterior renderings. Continue reading Designs for new library unveiled The post Designs for new library unveiled appeared first on City of Guelph.Laura Mousseau
- CN and Tree Canada collaborate to support City of Guelph’s tree canopy with $25,000 grant October 8, 2021CN and Tree Canada collaborate to support City of Guelph’s tree canopy with $25,000 grant. Continue reading CN and Tree Canada collaborate to support City of Guelph’s tree canopy with $25,000 grant The post CN and Tree Canada collaborate to support City of Guelph’s tree canopy with $25,000 grant appeared first on City of Guelph.Katie Burt
Did you know that the fastest way to provide feedback, make a complaint or request a service is to contact the City department in charge of that service? Use the “How Can We Help You?” directory at guelph.ca/how-can-we-help-you/ to find the right City department to contact.
Here you will find after-hours contact information, as well as contact information for the most used City services.
See a problem? Report it with 311 GIS! It’s a new way to use your smartphone, mobile device or desktop to report concerns about road maintenance, parking, wildlife, signs, property maintenance and more.
You can report a problem on the spot, attach pictures or videos, and get updates about the City’s response. You can also see if other people are reporting similar problems in your neighbourhood, or across town.
Twitter Updates from your Ward 2 Councillors
Mi’kmaq grandmothers and water protectors celebrate Alton Gas decommissioning after eight years of resistance led by grassroots Mi’kmaw grandmothers & water protectors to defend Nova Scotia’s Shubenacadie River from #AltonGas:
https://StopAltonGas.wordpress.com/2021/10/22/press-release-mikmaq-grandmothers-and-water-protectors-celebrate-alton-gas-decommissioning/amp/
#NSpoli #StopAltonGas #FN
Great news! And congrats to these Mi'kmaw water defenders who challenged this for so many years. Alton Gas project cancelled after years of opposition | CBC News https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/alton-gas-project-cancelled-after-years-of-opposition-1.6221165
Covid was the #1 cause of death among people ages 35-54 last month, driven overwhelmingly by unvaccinated people.
Developers are threatening to destroy some of the remaining bits of Little Jamaica’s cultural heritage even as the city starts moving on a plan to save it.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/10/18/the-city-says-its-trying-to-save-little-jamaica-so-why-is-it-letting-developers-tear-it-down.html?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=SocialMedia&utm_campaign=GTA&utm_content=littlejamaicaupdate
Bag your yard waste (minus grass clippings) in paper bags, or clearly marked containers and leave ’em at the curb on your grey cart collection day until the program ends on November 12. Learn more: http://ow.ly/cZwx50Gqded
Designs for new #Guelph library unveiled. Library Board approves detailed design for new Central Library, including interior and exterior renderings. The new library is part of the Baker District redevelopment project. Learn more and see the design: http://ow.ly/tALk50Gq0Ko.