Masks will no longer be required in most settings including classrooms on March 21

Grief counsellors were at a north Toronto school Tuesday to help students and staff cope with the news that a five-year-old girl had died.

As part of COVID-19 restrictions, the province is empowering police to pull over vehicles, stop people outside their home and ask where they're going.

It was the fourth time he’s run for a spot at Queen’s Park, and now Mike Schreiner will finally get that seat — and he made history in the process.

When the COVID-19 coronavirus led to part of Guelph life shutting down, Dixon’s Distilled Spirits decided to make something a bit stronger.

Have you ever sat there chowing down on some spicy chicken wings and thought, “these would go great with a milky coffee”?

The Guelph Storm are 2018-2019 Ontario Hockey League champions.

It would be a mistake to assume that a cat or dog owned by a homeless or vulnerably housed person is unhealthy, says a new study by the University of

"I'm not special, I'm not unique, I'm not better — I'm just somebody who's lucky, and got the help that I needed, and other people can do the same."

A motel could one day be home to some of the city’s most vulnerable citizens.

Education director says decision 'is a signal of that support and a further step to support the work already underway in supporting our LGBTQ2+ students and allies”

A big crowd was on hand at Riverside Park in Guelph on Thursday night as Headstones capped the free ONtour concert series event in celebration of Ontario’s 150th anniversary.

Much like the city’s hockey team, the City of Guelph and Wellington County have come out as winners in Ottawa.

Looking to live on the University of Guelph campus in the fall? You better make sure you’re fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Sleeman Breweries Ltd. is bringing back some of its production, and some jobs, back from the U.S. to Guelph.

After keeping their chins up for more than a year, the owners of a Guelph restaurant now have their noses to the grindstone as the doors are about to reopen

First openly non-binary resident elected on council.

Council has approved Mayor Cam Guthrie’s proposal to allow restaurant patios to expand into parking spots and onto the street. And while it is unknown at this stage what exactly

A fire truck and a couple of campus police cars were hanging out outside the University of Guelph hockey rinks on Tuesday afternoon.

La Reina, a new Mexican restaurant opening downtown at the corner of Wyndham and Macdonell streets, has a wide array of tequilas behind its bar, but unlike some downtown establishments,

Guelph’s Wellington Brewery was a big winner at the 2018 Ontario Brewing Awards on the weekend.

One of Guelph’s finest showed he was one of the best at his job not only in Canada, but in North America — and he did it all on four

With many businesses shutting down amid the ongoing pandemic, truckers have had fewer places to stop to get cleaned up before getting back on the road.

At a special meeting of council that ran into the late hours of Wednesday night, council voted 8-5 in favour of a new central library as part of the Baker

UPDATE: Bryan Munn said he received word Tuesday that his application has been reopened, and it appears he will be receiving funding after all.

Well, it was well worth the wait.

Campus to be at soon-to-be vacant Co-operators building, opening as soon as 2025.

An engineer at the University of Guelph has designed a 3D-printed frame for face shields that can be printed in a third of the time, compared to other models.

The downtown dining district and other expanded restaurant patios across the city will continue to go on for at least another two months.

A $23,000 gesture by a person wishing to remain anonymous has left a Guelph mother speechless.

The Guelph Storm are 2018-2019 Ontario Hockey League champions.

"Rising from the ashes" is a tired cliché, signalling that someone (or something) has come back to prominence following a major setback.

The vast majority of staff members at Waterloo Region’s and Guelph-Wellington's long-term care homes are vaccinated.

It may no longer be a motel, but it will soon provide a place for people to live.

“Although COVID-19 has not declared itself as a seasonal virus, similar to influenza, the number of cases is expected to increase as the seasons change this fall and people move

Michele Goldsmith doesn’t remember much leading up to the moment her heart stopped. She doesn’t recall seeing any white light or meeting loved ones from beyond the grave, but for

A video of an unidentified shirtless person seen roller skating, or more accurately, roller dancing, outside the Guelph sign at city hall is making its rounds on social media.

Guelph's first ever Zero-Waste Festival will hit the city August 10. Organizers hope to show the public that striving for zero-waste doesn't have to be a massive, sudden life-change.

Before its second anniversary, Guelph's Fixed Gear Brewing Co. has announced it is opening a third location.

The mall is running a gift card initiative for Pride month to raise money for Out on the Shelf.

Park Grocery: Taking a modern approach to the classic neighbourhood corner store.

Guelph’s Andrew McMahon currently has a roof over his head, but he’s not sure how much longer he can stay, and he doesn’t know if he can afford to leave.

Guelph could follow moves made by Calgary, Brampton in giving space for people to physically distance themselves

Daily ridership nearly five times higher than when service first launched in late 2011.

A Guelph company is Canada’s first to produce approved COVID-19 testing kits.

Police say a man had cut an artery while working with a circular saw, and Const. Michael Braga's "quick action and correct use of the tourniquet had saved the male’s

For the past two years following the death of his father, Noah Irvine has been sitting with his thoughts on how Canada needs to improve when it comes to tackling

Over the next five years, the university's endowment fund will sell divest itself of its investments in the fossil fuel industry

In 2016, while many five-year-olds were interested catching characters on the popular Pokemon Go app, Jamie Jackson was after pop tabs.

Motorists are being asked to slow down and share the road as part of an upcoming pilot project by the city.

The Ontario government needs to introduce five permanent paid sick days – increasing to 10 during an infectious disease outbreak – and strengthen protections for temporary workers amid the pandemic,

The Guelph Storm completed a huge series comeback by doubling up the London Knights 6-3 in Game 7 of their second-round, best-of-seven Ontario Hockey League playoff series on Tuesday night

More than 600 participants are enjoying track and field competition in the sun today at St. James high school.