Tag: Bicentennial

GUELPH POLITICAST #558 – But Who Were They, Really? (feat. Karen Hunter)

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Remembrance Day commemorations today will end around the Cenotaph at the corner of Woolwich and Eramosa, which it always does, but what does that list of names really mean? We remember their sacrifice, but who were they when they went to war? What did they want out of life? Faces to Names aims to answer those and other questions, and their planning an event later this month meant to encourage Guelphites to help them fill in the gaps. Continue reading “GUELPH POLITICAST #558 – But Who Were They, Really? (feat. Karen Hunter)” →

RECAP: Guthrie Gets Tough Qs About Birthday and Planning at Breezy

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It was probably going to be his toughest crowd going into Shine Brunch and Dinner for the Breezy Breakfast crowd, but Mayor Cam Guthrie and the executive team walked into the proverbial lion’s breakfast nook. Some of the usuals had some very pointed questions about active transportation and the city’s bicentennial especially, but some of the other area of interests like the Guelph Tool Library were cover too. Here’s the (breezy) recap… Continue reading “RECAP: Guthrie Gets Tough Qs About Birthday and Planning at Breezy” →