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University of Guelph’s president is resigningCharlotte Yates announced that she is stepping down effective immediately.Canada8 hours
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University of Guelph and faculty union avert strikeThe new agreement addresses issues for both sides, such as workload and compensation. The University of Guelph and faculty union ratified a new deal, effective through June 2027.CanadaNov 1
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University of Guelph house calls program expands to virtual callsThe University of Guelph is expanding its House Calls program. In addition to doing in person calls, virtual calls are being made to ensure first-year students feel supported.EducationNov 6
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University of Guelph expands mental health education with launch of 2 new family therapy programsThe new programs will help prepare graduating students for employment with hands-on experience and address the rising demand for affordable and accessible mental health services.CanadaOct 10
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U of G to entertain prospective students as part of summer Shad programAround 60 high school students are expected to take part in this new four-week program in July of 2025.EducationSep 23
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Police conclude investigation after realizing alleged drone was just a birdA police investigation has concluded that an unknown substance a suspected drone was allegedly dropping on homes in a small Ontario town was just bird poop.CanadaOct 16
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Noticing more listeria recalls? What experts say is behind the uptickExtensive testing and a keen awareness of the issue among consumers is more likely why it feels like there are more listeria-related recalls than normal, they say.HealthOct 25
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Spiking olive oil prices might finally be on track for relief. Here’s whyThe price of one litre of olive oil hit $16.40 in Canada in August, an increase from the nearly $13 it cost a year ago, but experts say prices could soon come down.ConsumerOct 9
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Halloween ‘shrinkflation’: How candy companies are adapting amid cocoa crunchHalloween trick-or-treaters in Canada are in store for smaller chocolate treats and more non-chocolate candies as high cocoa prices continue to spook candy makers.ConsumerOct 25
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How does E. coli spread at a big chain like McDonald’s?The outbreak of E. coli has left many wondering if their beloved burgers are safe to eat -- including if you're a consumer in Canada.HealthOct 23
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U of G ranked as one of Canada’s top employers for diversityThe University of Guelph's appearance marks the third straight year the school has been ranked. It placed 53rd out of the 200 employers and 7th out of universities ranked.EducationAug 1
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Activists call for Boogie the monkey to be removed from Ontario roadside zoo'The fact that this animal has been by himself for at least two years and presumably many years longer, looking at his behaviour is just really not OK.'CanadaSep 21
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Rising coffee prices are putting a fresh grind on your local caféCoffee prices are rising on global markets thanks to severe weather impacts in countries that grow the bean. Here's how that could affect your local café and your cup of joe.MoneySep 28
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Decision to pull reggae, gospel awards from 2025 Junos sees concerns raised about inclusivityIn a letter obtained by The Canadian Press, the Junos told committee members of plans to put on "hiatus" several award categories.EntertainmentSep 11
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Laval Rouge et Or advance to 21st straight Dunsmore Cup finalThe Laval Rouge et Or are going back to the Dunsmore Cup final for a 21st straight year.SportsNov 2
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University of Guelph issues trespass notice to pro-Palestinian protest encampmentThe University of Guelph says it has issued a trespass notice to pro-Palestinian protesters who set up camp on school grounds more than a month ago.EducationJul 8
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Western Mustangs clobber McMaster to improve to 5-1The Western Mustangs got a big day from Hamilton native Evan Hillock in a decisive win over McMaster.SportsOct 5
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New national training program to prepare leaders, researchers for future pandemicThe training program will involve six universities and other several partners as they collaborate to prepare trainees ahead of the next pandemic. It's slated to run until 2030.CanadaAug 14
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Pro-Palestinian protesters say they’ll take down UGuelph encampment by next MondayPro-Palestinian protesters who set up camp at the University of Guelph more than a month ago say they will pack up and leave by next Monday.CanadaJul 9
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CFL initiates review of possible Chad Kelly reinstatement after receiving assessmentChad Kelly was suspended for Toronto's two exhibition games and at least its first nine regular-season contests for violating the CFL's gender-based violence policy.SportsAug 10