Guelph Latest News

• Delta plane crash: Where the investigation stands a year after Toronto incident

  Federal investigators say they’re in the 'examination and analysis phase' of their probe into the Delta plane crash in Toronto last February.

  Canada

  2 hours
• Ontario ends tuition fee freeze at public colleges, universities

  Post-secondary institutions will be allowed to increase their tuition fees by two per cent per year for three years, before switching to an inflation-informed increase after that.

  Canada

  3 hours
• Jury acquits Ontario store clerk of assault on bat-wielding robber

  A store clerk in Peterborough was charged with aggravated assault in January 2024 after a man with a bat attempted to rob the store. The clerk argued he acted in self-defence.

  Crime

  4 hours
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• Ontario says auto strategy ‘has not changed’ as companies suspend and postpone plans

  Only a few years ago, the Ford government unveiled billions in support for electric vehicle manufacturing projects. Now, many have been suspended or paused.

  Politics

  7 hours
• Hockey fans take in Olympic double bill

  Fans across Canada were being treated to a double bill of Olympic hockey action Thursday morning as the women bounced back from a tough loss and the men opened their tournament. 

  Sports

  9 hours
• Poeltl imperfect in return to Raptors lineup

   Jakob Poeltl's return didn't exactly go to plan.

  Sports

  Feb 11
• Detroit Pistons trounce Toronto Raptors 113-95

  The Toronto Raptors will enter the all-star break on a sour note.

  Sports

  Feb 11
• Unregistered cellphone makes more than 120 calls to 911 in Guelph

  Anyone who accidentally dials 911 is urged to stay on the line and speak to a communicator to confirm there is no emergency, preventing the unnecessary use of police resources.

  Canada

  Feb 11
• Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed Olympian skater Alexandra Paul

  The crash took place in August 2023, when police say a transport truck entered a construction zone and crashed into a lineup of stopped cars.

  Sports

  Feb 11
• Ontario not currently on path to balance, financial watchdog finds

  The FAO found that the provincial government's budget deficit will increase to $11.1 billion in the 2025-26 year, an increase from the previous year.

  Economy

  Feb 11
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• Church youth director accused of involvement in sexual assaults flees to Brazil

  A 24-year-old man from Mississauga is wanted by Peel police for alleged sexual assaults during his time as a youth director at a church in Brampton.

  Canada

  Feb 11
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• Arrest made in Canada-wide warrant case 2 years after deadly shooting

  A 41-year-old Toronto man has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder nearly two years after a fatal shooting in Brampton that left a man dead.

  Crime

  Feb 11
• Pitchers, catchers will report to Toronto Blue Jays’ training facility Wednesday

  Pitchers and catchers will report to the Toronto Blue Jays’ training facility Wednesday, although it’s likely some position players will arrive too.

  Sports

  Feb 11
• Blue Bombers sign Broxton to two-year contract

  It took some time but Jarell Broxton is finally a Winnipeg Blue Bomber.

  Sports

  Feb 10
• Raptors’ forward Ingram added to NBA all-star game

  Toronto Raptors forward Brandon Ingram will step in for star guard Steph Curry at the NBA all-star game.

  Sports

  Feb 10
• Officers won’t face charges for letting drunk driver go before fatal Ontario crash

  Two officers who let an impaired driver go before he caused a fatal crash won’t face charges, Ontario’s police watchdog has ruled.

  Canada

  Feb 10
• Ford says LCBO won’t bring back American booze despite renewed Trump threat

  The ban was introduced last year after U.S. tariffs were first imposed on Canadian imports, leading Doug Ford to tell the LCBO to remove American alcohol from the LCBO.

  Canada

  Feb 10
• Parents urge province to create standard of care for Ontario students with diabetes

  Technological advances in the management of Type 1 diabetes mean that most kids wear a pump that administers insulin so separate needle injections are not needed.

  Health

  Feb 10
• Trump threatens to block opening of Gordie Howe International Bridge

  Trump called for immediate negotiations that he said would seek U.S. ownership of 'at least one half' of the new bridge and trade route between Ontario and Michigan.

  Economy

  Feb 9
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• Ontario breaks free from extreme cold, but winter a ‘long drawn-out affair’

  The extreme cold temperatures seen in Ontario appear to finally be over with milder temperatures expected, but some snow is still in the forecast this month.

  Weather

  Feb 9
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• Government launches new ‘Protect Ontario’ commercial, won’t reveal cost

  The new one-minute commercial for the provincial government was first aired on Canadian television Sunday night as part of a push to promote the government's vision.

  Canada

  Feb 9
• Laurentian University faculty strike over as new agreement is ratified

  The Laurentian University Faculty Association says the school characterized the deal as "a final 'take it or leave it offer,'" and the union didn't offer a recommendation.

  Canada

  Feb 9
• Ontario-wide probe on police corruption ordered amid Toronto fallout

  Ontario’s inspector general of policing ordered a review of the province’s police services and boards Monday amid accusations of corruption within Toronto police.

  Canada

  Feb 9
• Engineering students brace the cold to race concrete sleds in London, Ont.

  Hundreds of engineering students braced the bone-chilling cold over the weekend to race concrete sleds down a hill in London, Ont.

  Canada

  Feb 9
• Laid-off GM workers should get lower taxes on severance, Tories urge

  The Opposition Conservatives are calling on the federal Liberal government to reduce taxes on severance packages for laid-off General Motors workers in Ingersoll, Ont.

  Canada

  Feb 9