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Hello Ward 2! Mark your calendars so you don’t forget to join your Ward 2 City councillors on Wednesday July 10 from 5-7pm, for our first Annual Ward 2 Picnic! This year we are celebrating the 5th anniversary of the North End Harvest Market! James is organizing local talent to provide live entertainment and Rodrigo
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Latest News & Events
- 1st Annual Ward 2 Picnic June 15, 2019
- May 25th Ward 2 Town Hall Minutes June 5, 2019
- Ward 2 Town Hall – May 25, 2019 May 6, 2019
- March 23rd Ward 2 Town Hall Meeting Update April 6, 2019
- Just Leave It On The Lawn April 3, 2019
- Ward 2 Town Hall – March 23, 2019 March 17, 2019
- Take a moment to have your say and shape Guelph March 7, 2019
- Water events for all ages in March 2019 March 5, 2019
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Twitter Updates from your Ward 2 Councillors
Hey #Guelph, talking about climate change is important! A UofG study shows that creating social norms around climate action is vital to reducing emissions and global temperatures. In other words, keep talking the good fight ✊✊
https://t.co/CAdutjFjoZ
Eabametoong First Nation in northern Ontario declares state of emergency over water quality
https://t.co/wgPEzBSiwB
Few things in life are as fulfilling as having a new patient come in for intake to the clinic as a stranger and leave comfortable enough to hug and thank you on the way out. This is why I do what I do.
This Thursday at the Breezy Breakfast of Community Champions- our special guest will be Adrienne Crowder, the manager of the Wellington Guelph Drug Strategy. A very engaging speaker...this time she's talking about... https://t.co/hiBYg1rgNw
It should be clear now that Trump is going to campaign, even more explicitly, on racism.
The fact that this is likely to be very effective, will confirm America's slide into its worst impulses and behaviour.
If there was ever a moment for allies to step forward, this is it.
Join me @ Waverley Drive Public School tomorrow, Wednesday July 10 between 5pm and 7pm for live music, the @SeedFoodHub vegetable market, hot dogs and freezies (by donation) to fundraise for the North End Harvest Market! https://t.co/h81GPzfH8t @CamGuthrie @thatjamesgordon
Survey closes tonight! Pls take 5 minutes to fill out @cityofguelph survey for the Parks & Rec Master Plan. https://t.co/2h5wGH6fHT Want more programs for seniors? Eager to see a new Rec Centre? Prefer linear parks? Share your priorities 🙂
3 fenced-in dog parks coming to #Guelph! Finally! Great to see this moving forward and the hybrid approach to off-leash areas in our city! I appreciate council, staff and our community engagement on this file. https://t.co/6hX2qTTzV2
This comprehensive review is vital to ensure we have a healthy and representative local #Guelph democracy. I advocated for the review four years ago but council did not support it then. I believe councillors have since seen that this review is essential.
https://t.co/IrtAhtN0KX