Thursday September 13, Councillors Ian Findlay and Andy Van Hellemond will be hosting another Ward 2 conversation regarding the Community Wellness Initiative. New Life Christian Reform Church – 7pm 400 Victoria Road North Guelph
Wednesday September 12 and Thursday September 13, Councillors Ian Findlay and Andy Van Hellemond will be hosting Ward 2 conversations regarding the Community Wellness Initiative. An open question and answer session will follow. Correction: September 12th, 2012Evergreen Senior’s Centre, Rm 3 – 7pm683 Woolwich Guelph September 13th, 2012-09-06New Life Christian Reform Church – 7pm 400 Victoria […]
I am pleased to invite you to join me for lunch and an educational program at our 13th Annual Mayor’s Initiative for World Mental Health Day, taking place on Wednesday, October 3, 2012 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Guelph City Hall (Council Chambers). The program aims to promote mental health, reduce the stigma […]
The follwoing article appeared in the September 6 edition of the Guelph Mercury: What do you love about Guelph? What would improve your quality of life as an individual? What would improve the wellbeing of Guelph as a whole? Citizens in Ward 6 who attended a community conversation Thursday evening at the Clair Road Emergency […]
Please see the attached poster and power point for the two upcoming Ward 2 Town Hall meetings Guelph CWI – Ward Conversation Poster ward2 CWI – Ward 2 Presentation
Starting today, the City will host several community conversations to learn what people like about living in Guelph and what would improve their quality of life. As part of the Guelph Community Wellbeing Initiative, each ward conversation will be an opportunity to discuss what matters in life, and how to work together to improve the […]
The following article appeared in the February 4 edition of the Guelph Mercury: The three city councillors rejoining Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health are expected to continue to lobby for changes in the health unit’s disputed governance structure, Councillor Ian Findlay said Friday. The city’s ongoing battle with the health board received a setback when the board received a letter Wednesday […]
Received this email from the Ontario Public Sector Employees Union. Investment in ambulances and paramedics is essential to preserving quality delivery of emergency services. Duplication of services in medical emergencies is unnecessary and costly to our municipalities. A communication from the Ontario Professional Fire Fighters Association (OPFFA) sets out their position regarding simultaneous dispatch on […]
The following article appeared in the February 2 edition of the Guelph Tribune: City council is seeking major changes in the way the public health unit is run, possibly including creation of a new position to take over non-medical management duties from the local medical officer of health, Dr. Nicola Mercer. Facing pressure from provincial Health Minister Deb […]
The following article appeared in the January 31 edition of the GUle Mercury: City councillors are prepared to refill three vacancies created last September when they pulled their representatives from the local public health board. But one of the first orders of business for the new members will be lobbying for a mediator to look […]