Former Ward One Guelph city councillor Bob Bell has died.
Mayor Cam Guthrie issued a statement on Wednesday announcing the passing of the long-time businessman and cycling advocate.
Guthrie said he is gutted after hearing the news, adding flags across the city will be lowered to honour him.
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He says Bell had an incredible impact in Guelph and his contributions will be felt well into the future for all residents, visitors, and businesses.
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Bell served four consecutive terms on city council beginning in 2006, a total of 16 years in public service. He did not run in the 2022 municipal election.
Bell’s last meeting as a city councillor was on Nov. 1, the final meeting of the 2018-2022 term.
Reports say Bell died while he was out of the country.
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