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Six new red-light cameras to help make Guelph roads safer
Guelph, Ont., July 8, 2021 –The City is installing six red-light cameras this summer−one per ward− throughout Guelph. The cameras will go live sometime in the fall. “Running a red light is more likely to cause significant injury than any other type of collision,” explains Steve Anderson, manager of Transportation Engineering. “Installing red-light cameras in
Virtual Information Session: Proposed Transitional Housing With Supports project at 65 Delhi Street
On Tuesday June 29th at 7pm Ward 2 Councillors Gordon & Goller hosted an information session with staff from Wellington County to find out more information about the proposed Transitional Housing With Supports project at 65 Delhi Street. Below is the vide recording of that event. The purpose of this session was to provide an
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Guelph's COVID-19 Vaccination Status
Latest Ward 2 Updates
- 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
- Choose between final four ward boundary and Council composition options April 6, 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
- Vaccination proof needed to access some City programs, services as of September 22 September 17, 2021Starting Wednesday, September 22, the Ontario government requires residents to be fully vaccinated (including the 14-day waiting period) and provide their vaccination receipts or medical exemption alongside government-issued identification to access some indoor City programs and services. Continue reading Vaccination proof needed to access some City programs, services as of September 22 The post Vaccination […]Katie Burt
- City and Guelph Transit union ratify collective agreement September 14, 2021… Continue reading City and Guelph Transit union ratify collective agreement The post City and Guelph Transit union ratify collective agreement appeared first on City of Guelph.Meagan Ellison
- Apply for 2022 Community Grant funding by October 8 September 13, 2021Applications to the City of Guelph's 2022 Community Grant program are now open. Continue reading Apply for 2022 Community Grant funding by October 8 The post Apply for 2022 Community Grant funding by October 8 appeared first on City of Guelph.Michelle Rickard
- Businesses begin unlocking the value of food waste through upcycling September 10, 2021… Continue reading Businesses begin unlocking the value of food waste through upcycling The post Businesses begin unlocking the value of food waste through upcycling appeared first on City of Guelph.Alison Thompson
- City launches new program to support economic recovery of Guelph’s accommodation sector September 10, 2021… Continue reading City launches new program to support economic recovery of Guelph’s accommodation sector The post City launches new program to support economic recovery of Guelph’s accommodation sector appeared first on City of Guelph.Laura Mousseau
- Join us September 22 as we talk about next steps for Clair-Maltby September 9, 2021Join us as Council discusses proposed amendments to Guelph’s Official Plan to finalize our shared vision for the planned Clair-Maltby community in Guelph’s south end. Continue reading Join us September 22 as we talk about next steps for Clair-Maltby The post Join us September 22 as we talk about next steps for Clair-Maltby appeared first […]Michelle Rickard
- City of Guelph receives top recognition for 2021 budget presentation September 7, 2021Guelph, Ont., September 7, 2021—The City of Guelph has received the Government Finance Officers Association’s (GFOA) Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2021 budget. Continue reading City of Guelph receives top recognition for 2021 budget presentation The post City of Guelph receives top recognition for 2021 budget presentation appeared first on City of Guelph.Meagan Ellison
- Guelph releases top 5 priorities for federal election candidates September 3, 2021… Continue reading Guelph releases top 5 priorities for federal election candidates The post Guelph releases top 5 priorities for federal election candidates appeared first on City of Guelph.Kate Sullivan
- Main Street Mural Project adds sixth mural to downtown Guelph September 1, 2021The sixth and final mural of the Main Street Mural Project was added to the City’s East Parkade this week. Continue reading Main Street Mural Project adds sixth mural to downtown Guelph The post Main Street Mural Project adds sixth mural to downtown Guelph appeared first on City of Guelph.Michelle Rickard
- City proves it’s future ready with an AA+ credit rating September 1, 2021The City of Guelph has maintained a strong fiscal position throughout the pandemic resulting in a steady credit rating of AA+. This rating is reflective of the great work being done at the City and the resilience of the local economy. Continue reading City proves it’s future ready with an AA+ credit rating The post […]Patricia Halajski
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Twitter Updates from your Ward 2 Councillors
If someone has an alternate form of transportation, be it by choice or nessesity this does not make us any less! Every cyclists, pedestrian, motorist and those on public transport is part of your community. Everyone deserves safe transportation.
Kathleen, I will never forget my revulsion, watching the churlish glee glued on #Kenney's face, in San Francisco, bragging about his pivotal role in preventing Aids patients in hospices from receiving partner visits. Those partners were even forbidden from attending the funerals. https://twitter.com/KikkiPlanet/status/1438840743712284673
Anyone who has been paying attention to Kenney’s political career already knew of his depravity. After all, he took great pleasure in ensuring gay men died separated from their partners during the AIDS epidemic.
We told you so. You just didn’t believe he’d do it to you. #ableg
@fedojam @mcdonald_tru @philosogilvie @cityofguelph @GuelphPolice @CamGuthrie @ward5leanne @PhilAlltWard3 @activeguelph @speedriverbike @thatjamesgordon @ward4guelph @JuneHofland @orourke_ward6 So…the convenience of drivers supersedes the safety of those who choose not to drive.
here are some recommendations for our government representatives of ways to support the music sector. #Elxn44 #CultureElxn44 https://twitter.com/Music_Canada/status/1438174232282865667
When newly elected Parliamentarians return to Ottawa, we hope to see implementation of these 3 recommendations — which support not only those working in the live sector who continue to be impacted by the pandemic, but the broader Canadian music economy.
https://musiccanada.com/news/music-canada-election-44-recommendations/.
See link in tweet below to share your concerns about the McD's entrance deathtrap. It was logical to think signage would help - but seems that driver behaviour is hard to change. Raised separated lane? No left turn? No stopping zone and hefty fines? Close the drive-thru? https://twitter.com/philosogilvie/status/1437405378883555330
For all concerned about this entrance, please submit a formal complaint to @cityofguelph Operations >>> https://guelph.ca/how-can-we-help-you/public-works-compliment-complaint/
It's valuable to raise awareness on twitter, but there are formal channels that must be used if we want to see change. @activeguelph @CamGuthrie https://twitter.com/ward5leanne/status/1436722269561237515
Hey folks, tornado threat for Guelph today. Just be aware. https://twitter.com/HowesNathan/status/1437769265382367235
Those in southern #Ontario should pay close attention to the forecast and weather alerts, with a elevated threat for severe thunderstorms across parts of the region. Setup will include the potential for supercells and one or two tornadoes. #ONstorm #ONwx - https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/tuesdays-severe-storm-threat-includes-damaging-winds-tornado-risk-in-southern-ontario
I am very thankful to the leadership at the @uofg for this decision. Thousands upon thousands of students being welcomed into #Guelph WITH vaccinations puts not just the campus, teachers, students & all other staff/visitors in a safer environment - but for our entire city too.👍🏻 https://twitter.com/uofg/status/1425838159225442312
Important info for #UofG community: All UofG faculty, staff, and students are now required to be vaccinated in order to be on campus. More info to come on accommodations and registering your status.
A message from UofG president Charlotte Yates: https://uoguel.ph/fyqhq