#guelph

[newsfromstolenland]

Butter continues to be a hot commodity in Guelph, Ont.

At least seven large-scale thefts have been reported over a 10-month period, including two hauls in just the last month.

On Oct. 12, at around 7:45 p.m., two men entered a store on Speedvale Avenue East.

“They placed a number of items in a cart – including three cases of butter with a value of $936 – and left out a receiving door,” the Guelph Police Service said in a news release.

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Kind of obsessed with this...seven large scale butter heists?? What is happening in Guelph?? I have to know why but I don't want these guys to get caught

[petitworld]

Two Rivers, Guelph, Ontario, Canada by Randy Bartholomew

[brutalistinteriors]

South Residence, University of Guelph. John Andrews.

(One more anomalous post before I resume interiors and not talking. This beauty was going to die unloved on the previously mentioned personal blog with 2.47 followers, so I'm posting it here.)

[unteriors]

Fairview Boulevard, Guelph, Ontario.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

For the next year, this is what Alexandra Mussar will call home: a cramped bedroom with water damage and dysfunctional sinks, in a house shared with six other students. For this, she's paying $840 every month. This isn't how she pictured her university housing experience, but after six long months hunting for somewhere to live, she says she felt she had to settle. "There were no other options. This was my last resort," she said. "It was either that or I was couch surfing for the next year." Across the country, students are sharing similar stories. The soaring rents that have hit some of Canada's biggest cities have also walloped college and university towns, with little relief in sight. Take Guelph, Ont., where the latest data shows the average cost for a one bedroom apartment has spiked to $2,095 per month in June, up 27 per cent from the same time last year. [...]

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[thephillykat]

Jett Luchanko at Skate Zone on July 3rd 2024 🧡

[mistwalker-official]

Mistwalker / Twin Banshee Tour complete!

⛓️🖤⚔️🖤⛓️

Stoked to have spent the past four days on the road with these wonderful people, including my bandmates in Mistwalker and the awesome people in Twin Banshee.

A huge thank you goes out to everyone who came out to our shows in Ottawa, Hamilton, Guelph, and Toronto, and to the Dominion Tavern, Vertagogo, Jimmy Jazz, and Houndstooth for hosting us!

Thanks also to Unsucked, Nasu, and Nepenthe for joining us on stage and to Jocelyn, and all the wonderful folks at the Class HQ for letting us crash at your places!

A huge thanks also to Sewer Pool Productions, Fvck You Too Productions, World Eaters, and Chris Verge for their help in booking and promoting this run of shows.

Also a special shoutout to Chris Verge for pulling double duty with both bands, doing nine sets in four days, and driving us across the province.

Until next time, Ontario. 🤘

[oldshowbiz]

Ned Sparks was one of the first Canadians to make it big in American comedy.

[timebeingfilm]

July 2024.

Guelph, ON.

[mooncustafer]

Griffin, University of Guelph

[aryburn-trains]

In order to catch the morning lineup before the activity of the weekday begins, it was imperative to take advantage of the early summer sunrise. In this case, I was on the scene by 0515 after getting on the road around 0400 on my day off; and seeing these GO APCUs all in a row like they expected me was certainly worth the effort. We have GO 904 (x-ONR 1513)which was sold to Tri-Rail of Miami in 1991; then 910 and 911, formerly MILW 93A and 104A respectively, then 906 and 907, (both x-ONR) which along with the 910 and 911 were retired and scrapped in 1995. This GO facility has since been relocated in Milton. Guelph Junction, ON July 26, 1990

[sidthedrawer]

jacko and mooshka

[tana-draws]

These last two weeks I’ve been visiting colleges (3 in total) in upper US and lower Canada. Seeing this debate, I have decided that I’m going to Guelph (one of two Canadian collages I visited, I didn’t like the other) One of these fuckers will be in charge of the us for two of my years in collage, and although I can’t do anything about high school, I can get TF out by the time I’m in collage.

(all /hj. I am HEAVILY leaning towards Guelph but I already ways before the debate. The campus is nice, their zoology course seems nice, and I could see myself going there.)

[burritozbaby]

First ice cream of the season at The Boathouse 🍦

[teledyn]

Guelph museum

[allthecanadianpolitics]

"The Mayor of Guelph is proposing a new tax to help address the societal issues in the city.

In a video posting on YouTube, Cam Guthrie brings up the idea of a 1 or 2 per cent levy that would go towards mental health, addictions, and homelessness initiatives.

He calls it the Provincial Impacts Local Levy, or PILL.

“It’s a levy that actually shows what is costing everybody (for) provincial inaction on things that (it) should be helping us with,” said Guthrie.

Guthrie says the levy would generate $4.2 Million, or $63 a year for an average home.

“Right off the top, we have the $750,000 for the hospital,” Guthrie said. “Underneath that, we have Bill 23, $2 Million. Underneath that, Bill 109, $275,000. What would be left over? Just over $1.1 Million, that could go towards homelessness, addictions, and the mental health issues the community is facing.”"

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Tagging: @politicsofcanada