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Good morning neighbours! On Saturday March 23rd 2019, Ward 2 Councillors James Gordon and Rodrigo Goller hosted the second Ward 2 Town Hall of 2019. Thanks to all the community members who came out to speak up, listen and be part of the conversations. Below are the takeaways from that town hall. James and I
Hello Ward 2!
Your City Councillors want to hear from you to better understand your views, concerns and priorities. We are hosting Ward 2 Town Hall meetings every other month, so we can meet you face to face, give you updates and hear what you have to say.
The next Ward 2 Town Hall will be held at Waverley Drive Public School (140 Waverley Dr.) on Saturday May 25th at 1:30pm. If there are specific issues you want to make sure we cover at this or a future town hall, please reach out to James or Rodrigo directly.
Latest News & Events
- 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
- The City of Guelph’s 2019 budget is approved March 5, 2019
- Another Great Ward 2 Fundraiser February 1, 2019
- A good WARD TWO cause to support! January 25, 2019
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Twitter Updates from your Ward 2 Councillors
A lesson i have to learn
How do you deal with a climate denier? “I don’t” says @GretaThunberg
#goodanswer
#youthstrike4climate
#guardianlive
Climate change is the single greatest threat we face & it’s time we start acting like it. We must make bold decisions to dramatically reduce emissions because there is no planet B – this is our home & a sustainable future is worth fighting for. #EarthDay https://t.co/ckZbLUnZT3
This applies equally to Canadian news media, including @cbcnews, @ctvnews, @globalnews and, as well, but to a less onerous extent, to the major newspapers.
https://t.co/L3yRlJrjS1
October 21 election is our last chance to elect politicians who will take real action on the #ClimateCrisis and inequality. We mobilized to fight WWII, we need the same mobilization now to save our planet. People and environment before corporate profits. #cdnpoli #GreenNewDeal https://t.co/DtMt2Z6oo0
We’re using all of the tools at our disposal to not only protect, but increase commercial retail opportunities in east #Guelph.
Mandated minimum commercial floor space requirements within Mixed Use Nodes & Rezoning commercial property along York Road. https://t.co/k3kUx69m5c
First, I’m relieved everyone is safe. Second, thank you @GuelphFire and @cityofguelph staff for pulling out all the stops this weekend to ensure service continuity. That takes advance planning and teamwork. It showed. https://t.co/NhEtNitpk6
Good for the environment, good for time management, and good for active transportation users. So many people are looking forward to Niska Bridge in #Ward6 #Guelph re-opening in late summer. https://t.co/Z744oD1Mgg
Always wanted to know more about the Official Plan and Zoning Review for @cityofguelph but were too afraid to ask? @adamadonaldson interview @AldunateMelissa makes it easier to understand.
@NJGoss
https://t.co/e8ZRQNjxwK