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U of Guelph pro-Palestinian protesters prepare to leave encampment after trespass noticeAfter a month of occupation, pro-Palestinian protesters who set up an encampment at the University of Guelph are preparing to leave by the start of next week. The school issued a trespass notice on Monday threatening legal action if they stay.CanadaJul 10
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Toronto Argonauts return to the University of Guelph for training campThe Toronto Argonauts are gearing up for their fourth training camp at the University of Guelph, as anticipation builds for a CFL preseason matchup against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The City of Guelph’s mayor, Cam Guthrie, joins Candace Daniel to discuss the preparations underway.SportsMay 23
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Artificial smoke flavourings banned in the EUThe European Union has moved to ban artificial smoke flavourings found in popular foods such as barbeque chips, citing potential health risks. University of Guelph Food Safety Professor Keith Warriner breaks down the health concerns and discusses why Canada is not following suit.Global News Morning BCJul 1
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Walkout at one of Canada’s largest beef processing plantThe employee walkout at Guelph’s Cargill beef processing plant is now in its second week. The director of the agri-food analytics lab at Dalhousie University, Sylvain Charlebois, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the impacts of this work stoppage.CanadaJun 3
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Shrinkflation and personal productsHave you noticed packaging for personal products like face wash and moisturizer getting smaller, while prices go up? University of Guelph marketing expert Timothy Dewhirst discusses “shrinkflation”, and what consumers should look out for.ConsumerApr 29
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City of Guelph seeking private property donations to be turned into temporary encampmentsThe City of Guelph is looking at an unusual way to address its homelessness issue, calling for private property donations which can be transformed into temporary structured encampment sites for at least three years. Kayla McLean reports.Global News at 5:30 TorontoMar 27
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University of Guelph’s entry in research competition hopes to pass deep space taste testUniversity of Guelph research team, Canada GOOSE, is one of the final four institutions competing in the Canadian Space Agency’s Deep Space Food Challenge. Final judging took place on Feb. 7 inside the campus’ Controlled Environment Systems Research Facility. The Deep Space Food Challenge was launched in partnership with Impact Canada in 2021 to develop...CanadaFeb 16
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Trudeau announces agreement with Guelph to fast-track nearly 750 new housing units in next 3 yearsPrime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the federal government has reached an agreement with the City of Guelph to fast-track nearly 750 new housing units over the next three years. Speaking at the announcement, Trudeau projected a total of close to 10,000 new units over the next decade.CanadaJan 12
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Thousands of stuffies hit the ice during Kitchener Rangers’ annual Teddy Bear TossThousands of teddy bears flew onto the ice at The Aud in Kitchener, Ont., on Tuesday after hockey player Cameron Mercer notched the Kitchener Rangers’ first goal in a 5-2 win over the Guelph Storm, video posted on social media showed.SportsDec 6, 2023
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Farmers and mental health: research around improving access continuesDr. Andria Jones from the University of Guelph talks about mental health, and research that led to the creation of the Manitoba Farmers Wellness Program.HealthOct 16, 2023
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Global News Morning chats with Queen’s Gaels football head coach Steve SnyderCoach Snyder recaps the win over Guelph and looks ahead to this weekend’s final game…a Homecoming game vs. the Gee- GeesGlobal News Morning KingstonOct 16, 2023
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Global News Morning chats with Queen’s Gaels football head coach Steve SnyderCoach Snyder recaps a win over The Ravens and looks ahead to a road game against GuelphGlobal News Morning KingstonOct 10, 2023
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Ontario startup might have backyard solution for Canada’s housing crisisMany Canadians are struggling to afford a home, and industry experts warn the need for affordable housing is quickly outpacing possible solutions. As Mike Drolet explains, one Guelph, Ont. startup is pushing an idea that can be found right in backyards.Global NationalJun 5, 2023
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Global National: June 5Canada is experiencing the worst spring wildfire season in its history, raising concerns about whether the federal government has the necessary resources to extinguish the hundreds of wildfires raging across the country. What’s burning in multiple provinces, including how one village has been completely wiped out; what’s being done now to douse the flames, and...Global NationalJun 5, 2023
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Guelph Storm select Peterborough’s Wil McFadden in 2nd round of OHL draftU16 AAA Petes Wil McFadden has been selected in the 2nd round of the OHL draft by the Guelph Storm. The Crestwood Secondary school student says it’s a dream come true. Meaghan Roy caught up with him to talk all about it.SportsApr 21, 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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Trudeau launches $4-billion Housing Accelerator Fund in Guelph, Ont.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the launch of a $4-billion housing accelerator fund in Guelph, Ont., on Friday. Trudeau says the money will help eliminate barriers to create more homes, especially affordable units and that they’re aiming to fast-track 100,000 homes in the next decade.CanadaMar 17, 2023
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Raising a toast at Canada’s smallest barBartenders across the country will likely have their hands full tonight as revellers celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. But big crowds won’t be a problem for one mixologist in Guelph, Ont. That’s because he tends the smallest bar in Canada, only taking reservations a handful at a time. Though as Mike Drolet reports, there’s no shortage...CanadaMar 17, 2023
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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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The future of soccer in CanadaIt’s been a turbulent few weeks for Canada’s soccer organization, especially following the resignation of Canada Soccer president Nick Bontis. Coach of the Guelph Gryphons, Keith Mason joins Antony Robart to discuss what this means for the future of the sport.Global News Morning TorontoMar 2, 2023