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GUELPH POLITICAST #506 – Shelter Questions and a Politico Update

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It’s been quite a year so far, and it’s only been about three weeks long. Unfortunately, there’s no guest on this week’s show, nobody seems to want to talk about the biggest issue in town, but that doesn’t mean we can’t chat about it on our own. For this peculiar episode of the podcast, we will talk about the questions left over from the daytime shelter story, how we’ve been trying to cover it, and what’s going on at Politico HQ as we look to an even busier year ahead! Continue reading “GUELPH POLITICAST #506 – Shelter Questions and a Politico Update” →

Things to Look Forward to With Guelph Politico in 2023

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Don’t call them New Year’s Resolutions! Having said that, with our busy election year finally out of the way, I’ve been looking at ways to bring new, better, more interesting, and better packaged political news from this site to all its dozens of readers. So below are five things that you can expect from Guelph Politico and its various appendages once we flip over the calendar to 2023. Continue reading “Things to Look Forward to With Guelph Politico in 2023” →

GUELPH POLITICAST #300 – Guelph Politico

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For the 300th episode of the Guelph Politicast, there were some grand plans afoot. How about a live show?! With special guests!! Each one more surprising than the last! But who would you invite? How live can you be in the nth stage of a global pandemic? What’s the difference between a virtual event and just another Zoom meeting anyway? Well then, forget it! For episode #300, Guelph Politico turns the microphone on itself! Continue reading “GUELPH POLITICAST #300 – Guelph Politico” →

Please Support Local News and Journalism

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Back in August, Guelph Politico sent out a call for help to save itself. This #GivingTuesday, Guelph Politico is going to ask you again for assistance to reach its fundraising goal of $3,000 per month. It’s Christmas time, it’s a pandemic, there’s an economic downturn, so there’s a lot of competition for your hard-earned dollars, but can you think of a better time to help boost local journalism. Continue reading “Please Support Local News and Journalism” →

A Note on Guelph Politico Candidate Questionairres for 2018

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As you may have noticed, Guelph Politico has begun posting the Candidate Questionnaires for people running to be Guelph’s mayor, its city councillors, or for trustee in one of its two English school boards. This would be the third time that Politico has run such questionnaires, but this time, they’re really ambitious. Continue reading “A Note on Guelph Politico Candidate Questionairres for 2018” →

Changes to Guelph Politico Coming in 2018

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In the interest of taking stock, as usual, at the end of the year, let us now look ahead to the coming year, and what changes you might expect on your favourite local political site. No! I mean Guelph Politico. Here are seven goals that we can all look forward to in the coming 12 months. Continue reading “Changes to Guelph Politico Coming in 2018” →