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Canadian Light Source researching new steroid treatmentsResearchers from the University of Guelph, using the Canadian Light Source in Saskatchewan, have been studying certain enzymes that can chemically convert steroids into treatments for human disease. Lead researcher Dr. Stephen Seah joined Juliane Bodini with more.ScienceDec 8, 2025
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Popular vegan brand ending Canadian operationsPopular vegan brand Yves is ending its Canadian operations after this year. University of Guelph Food Economist Mike von Massow talks about what went wrong for the company that started in Vancouver.Global News Morning BCSep 2, 2025
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How bee medication restrictions are affecting hive healthA new study from the University of Guelph is raising concerns about the health of bee hives across Canada. Dr. Brendan Daisley, lead author and Banting Postdoctoral Fellow, joins us to explain how the research was conducted and how reduced use of bee medications may be doing more harm than good.HealthAug 1, 2025
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Salami-related salmonella outbreak sickens 72 peopleA salmonella outbreak connected to Rea and Bona brand salami products has sickened 72 people in Canada, putting 7 in hospital. The Public Health Agency of Canada says people across provinces – including Alberta, Ontario and Manitoba – became sick between mid-April and mid-June. Nivrita Ganguly speaks with University of Guelph food microbiologist Keith Warriner...CanadaJun 25, 2025
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Global News at 6 Toronto: May 19Heartbreak in Leafs nation, a car crash turned abduction in Guelph plus a look at the weather following the Victoria Day long weekend.Global News at 6 TorontoMay 19, 2025
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Ontario man found dead in car crash was assaulted, kidnapped: OPPAn Ontario man who was found dead in a car crash last week was assaulted and kidnapped from a home in Guelph, Ontario Provincial Police say.Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoMay 19, 2025
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Analyzing the Liberal government’s track recordThe Liberal Party has claimed an historic fourth consecutive term, ushering in a new era under Prime Minister Mark Carney. As the country looks forward, it must also reflect on a complex political past. Julie Simmons, political science professor at the University of Guelph, joins Miranda Anthistle to analyze the Liberal government’s track record and...Apr 29, 2025
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The History Behind Paris’ Unexploded WWII BombOn March 7, authorities in Paris uncovered an unexploded bomb from the Second World War, raising questions about how such remnants of history continue to surface decades later. How did it get there, and what does it reveal about wartime strategies and modern safety concerns? Dr. Alex Souchen, history professor at the University of Guelph,...Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoMar 14, 2025
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Diving into Election StrategyThe Progressive Conservative Party’s victory marks the first time since 1959 that a party leader in Ontario has won three majorities in a row. With Ford win taking place amid a looming trade war with the U.S., Julie Simmons, a political science professor at the University of Guelph, joins Candace Daniel for some analysis.Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoFeb 28, 2025
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Congo Wars: rebel forces backed by RwandaThe crisis in the Congo worsens as Rwanda backs the M23 rebel organization, leading to massive, forced displacement. Ian Spears, a professor from the University of Guelph, joins Miranda Anthistle to discuss what the United Nations calls “one of the world’s most alarming, yet under-reported humanitarian crises.”Global News Morning TorontoJan 29, 2025
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234 sickened in gastroenteritis outbreak at University of GuelphHundreds of students at the University of Guelph in southern Ontario are reporting gastroenteritis symptoms. While only one is a confirmed case of Norovirus, doctors are urging caution as the infection spreads rapidly and wreaks havoc on the body. Health reporter Katherine Ward has what you need to know.Health MattersJan 14, 2025
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190 University of Guelph students report virus symptomsA nasty stomach bug is spreading across the campus at the University of Guelph. As Megan King reports, nearly 200 students say they are experiencing symptoms of what public health officials now believe is a norovirus outbreak.Jan 10, 2025
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Global News at 6 Toronto: January 10, 2025A GTA mother’s agonizing wait – why she hasn’t seen her 3-year-old son in nearly six months. A nasty stomach bug taking a toll on the student body at the University of Guelph. And, the latest on the federal Liberal leadership race.Global News at 6 TorontoJan 10, 2025
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E. coli: Carrots recalled in CanadaThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for multiple carrot brands due to E. coli contamination. This comes amid other recent nationwide recalls, including several plant-based milks due to a listeria outbreak. For more on why we’re seeing more recalls, University of Guelph professor, Keith Warriner, joins Miranda Anthistle.Global News at 5 & 6 TorontoNov 20, 2024
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Smaller chocolates, more gummies are on the menu this HalloweenAs Halloween approaches, companies facing high cocoa costs have had to hike their prices, reformulate and even resort to “shrinkflation”. There is also a “strategic shift” to gummies, licorice and flavored crèmes, experts say. Mike von Massow, a food economist at the University of Guelph, says if not chocolate, candy companies need something that customers...EconomyOct 24, 2024
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Nova Scotian honours soldier who died by suicide with cross country bike rideWe talk with Catherine De Vaal, a Nova Scotian impacted by suicide, who recently biked from Greenwood, NS to Guelph, ON to raise awareness about suicide prevention. Friday, September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day, a chance to promote understanding about suicide: those impacted by a suicide attempt or loss, family or friends, organizations, professionals,...Global News Morning HalifaxSep 10, 2021
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Guelph police salute healthcare workers on the front lines of the novel coronavirus pandemicSeveral Guelph police officers showed their support for healthcare workers with a round of applause and a blast of the sirens from their cruisers outside of Guelph General Hospital.Apr 1, 2020
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Trudeau hopes David Johnston will ‘bring down the temperature’ on election interference investigation as special rapporteurSpeaking in Guelph, Ont., on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his decision to appoint former governor general David Johnston as the “special rapporteur” to investigate allegations of foreign interference in Canadian elections. “I am really hoping that the nomination of Mr. Johnston is going to be able to bring down the temperature on this...CanadaMar 17, 2023
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Victim seriously injured after daylight shooting in Burlington, Ont.Halton Regional Police said officers responded to the area of Guelph Line and New Street at around 1:50 p.m. on Tuesday for reports of a male victim with a gunshot wound to his leg. The victim was taken to hospital and is reported to have serious injuries. As of Tuesday afternoon, no arrests had been...CrimeApr 4, 2023
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Visiting The Donkey Sanctuary of CanadaJennifer Valentyne explores the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada in Guelph and learns about how you can sponsor an animal in need.Nov 26, 2019