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A colleague’s kind words. just saw the news…a difficult decision I’m sure. I love your keen intellect, gentle spirit and sense of humour!! You have made a wonderful contribution to our city and I will miss you.  JH

Election

A resident’s kind words. I’m sure this was a very complex and difficult decision to come to. I know it is the outcome of a long series of deliberations, reflection and conversations, so I know it is the right one for you and your family. Thank you for your tremendous contributions to the City during […]

Guided tour will showcase Civic Precinct artworks

Press release. To celebrate the completion of the Civic Precinct art project, members of the public are invited to a reception to meet celebrated Canadian artist Ted Fullerton. Fullerton’s artworks—Birds of a Feather, A Bird in Hand, Bird/Watching, and Perch—were installed last month and unite City Hall, Market Square, Guelph Central Station, and the Guelph […]

Safe Semester starts August 29 in downtown Guelph

Press release. The project is designed to create a safe and enjoyable environment for downtown patrons including the influx of students who settle in Guelph each year. “With the start of each new school year, we see a significant increase in activity in our community,” says Deputy Chief of Police, Jeff DeRuyter. “In response to […]

2014 Safe Semester Program

Staff memo. The City, in partnership with the Downtown Guelph Business Association, University of Guelph and several downtown businesses is undertaking the Safe Semester program again this year. The program will run every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night from August 29 until September 28. During the program the public can expect the following between 11 […]

Artist banner launch on Quebec Street

DGBA press release. Take a stroll along Quebec Street this summer and enjoy the outdoor gallery experience. 12 Guelph-based artists were selected by the Downtown Guelph Business Association and the Guelph Arts Council to be featured on banners adorning poles on this historic street. Photographer Dean Palmer captured the artists’ portraits and their work. From […]

Public art installation in Guelph’s downtown

Press release. On Monday, July 7, Ted Fullerton, a celebrated Canadian artist, will install four sculptures in Guelph’s Civic Precinct—the open space bordered by Wilson, Carden, and Farquhar streets. Fullerton’s art will unite City Hall, Market Square, Guelph Central Station and the Guelph Farmer’s Market building. The four sculptures—Birds of a Feather, A Bird in […]