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Month: April 2024

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$7,500 in Tools Stolen from Work Vehicle in Guelph

The Guelph Police Service is investigating after approximately $7,500 worth of tools were stolen from a vehicle. Tuesday evening police were called to a home on Woolwich Street near Ann Street. A male reported he had his work truck parked in the driveway overnight and went out in the morning to find the passenger door …

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Downtown Guelph Employee Spat On

The Guelph Police Service is investigating after an employee of a downtown business was spat upon Wednesday morning. Approximately 7:30 a.m. the employee observed a male inside the business who had previously been banned. The employee approached the male and asked him to leave. As they were walking together towards the exit the male turned …

20th Special Olympics Track & Field in Guelph on May 15th

The 20th Anniversary of the Special Olympics Track and Field Day in Wellington County will take place on May 15, 2024, at St. James Catholic High School in Guelph. This milestone event will bring together over 700 athletes of all ages, along with their peer coaches, representing 60 schools from across the region. Participants will …

Woolwich St Lane Reductions Starting May 15th

Speedvale Avenue to Marilyn Drive Notice date: April 24, 2024 About the Project Kieswetter Excavating is removing a water service and repaving the road surface. This project supports a development project at 710 Woolwich Street. For more information about the development, please contact planning@guelph.ca. Work Begins May 15 Work is expected to start on or …

Guelph Speed Camera Vandalized

Guelph’s Speed Cameras to Relocate to New School Zones on May 1st

A fresh group of speed enforcement cameras will soon target school zone speeders as they are scheduled to move to new locations across Guelph next week. Since last August, these automated cameras have been capturing images of vehicles that exceed the speed limit, leading to tickets for the vehicle owners. Starting Wednesday, May 1, the …

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High-end Bicycle Stolen in Downtown Break-in

The Guelph Police Service is investigating after a high-end bicycle was stolen during a break-in to a downtown shed. Tuesday morning police were called to a home near Oxford Street and Glasgow Street North. Surveillance video showed a male checking car doors in the laneway behind the complainant’s home just before midnight Sunday. The suspect …

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Over $10,000 in Metal Stolen from Business

The Guelph Police Service is investigating after more than $10,000 worth of metal products were stolen from an east-end business. Tuesday morning, staff of a business near Watson Road South and Airpark Place called to report two separate thefts in recent days, during which 875 steel hoops were stolen from outside the business. Surveillance video …

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Woman Charged with Slashing Man in the Face with a Broken Bottle

A Guelph woman faces an aggravated assault charge after a man was slashed in the face with a broken bottle. Just after 9 a.m. Monday police received several 911 calls about an injured male near the intersection of Waterloo Avenue and Edinburgh Road South. Officers located an adult male with a significant laceration to his …

Ontario Raising Highway Speed Limits to 110 km/h

The Ontario government is raising the speed limit permanently from 100 km/h to 110 km/h on 10 additional sections of provincial highways in northern and southern Ontario. The change builds on the safe and successful increase to six sections of provincial highways in 2022 and aligns with posted speed limits in other jurisdictions across Canada. …

Doors Open Guelph – Saturday April 27th

This Saturday, the community will have the opportunity to explore some of Guelph’s most intriguing sites. Doors Open Guelph is set for April 27, running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It features free guided tours of eleven locations throughout the city. These locations are among Guelph’s most important in terms of architecture, history, and …