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WeHaveAFace.org Inc.has announced the Canadian Premiere of the award winning documentary, "The Huntington's Disease Project: Removing the Mask".
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'The Manor' is an intimate portrayal of a Jewish family battling serious health issues while trying to nurse the family business – a small town strip club – back into shape.
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‘The Manor’ will have its world premiere at Hot Docs tonight. It is an intimate portrait of a small town Jewish family struggling to maintain a strip club.
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In the latest ruling of the robocall saga from last year’s Canadian federal election, the Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has found the Liberal riding association in Guelph guilty of violating the Telecommunications Act.
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A burglar in the small Ontario city of Guelph has had a change of heart and has returned all the loot along with a letter of apology and $50 to repair a door broken in the heist.
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DIYode, a new non-profit organization in Guelph, Ontario, opened the doors to its hackerspace Saturday. The organization accepts members and will be providing workshops that will be open for the community.
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The Fresh Water Jamboree was envisioned to be entertainment with a message about water by offering up an afternoon and evening of music for anyone interested in dropping by to Guelph, Ontario.
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Ontario's August civic holiday has been designated by some municipalities as a day to celebrate the founding history of the communities. Guelph celebrates its founder, John Galt.
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Nestled in a neighbourhood where the first Canadian Prime Minister, John A. MacDonald, once owned land lies a not-so-secret urban back-yard paradise where upside-down tomatoes grow.
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The Guelph Contemporary Dance Festival in Ontario, Canada, occurs each year in early June. Some of the performances are staged outdoors while others take place in traditional theatre settings.
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Last summer the defenders of the Hanlon Creek Wetland Complex in southern Guelph occupied the area in an attempt to prevent the city and its partners from infrastructure work that they believed threatened a Provincially Significant Wetland (PSW).
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The University of Guelph's Arboretum includes a small section known as the Gosling Wildlife Gardens. The five gardens illustrate various aspects of urban and suburban gardening.
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An institutional building in Guelph, Ontario has adopted a second function this spring. This year its roof is home to a breeding pair of Canada geese, their nest and a 'clutch' of four eggs.
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Spring is the breeding season for many creatures in southern Ontario and this includes various species of frogs. On Tuesday March 5, 2010 I ventured into a wetland on the southwestern outskirts of Guelph to look and listen for frogs.
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In 1993 the municipality of Guelph purchased and incorporated a large parcel of land on its south west side. The parcel of land includes a Provincially Significant Wetland (PSW) protected by the provincial Ministry of Natural Resources.
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Guelph's widely acclaimed Hillside Festival of roots, world and folk music recently won the 'best Greening of a Festival or Event' award at the Festival and Events Ontario (FEO) conference held in Ottawa earlier in March.
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Mayor Karen Farbridge of Guelph presented the opening address to the symposium that accompanies the Kenneth Hammond Lectures on “Environment, Energy and Resources" in the Guelph City Hall Council Chambers on March 27.
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Across the world it is Earth Hour this evening and across the country, Canadians will be turning down the lights and turning off the tube this evening.
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Political pundits and parties appear to think democracy is all about opinion polls and elections. Some Canadians beg to differ, saying democracy is about Canadian participation in politics.
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On February 1, 2010 the rules will be changing for Ontario drivers when it comes to hand-held wireless communication devices or any hand-held electronic entertainment devices.
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The Olympic Flame passed through Guelph, Ontario today. The one-hour event saw the torch cross Guelph from the west end to downtown and then east heading out of Guelph.
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Opponents of the Hanlon Creek Business Park recently announced "Five Days of Action For the Hanlon Creek: A Week of Events to Celebrate the Hanlon Creek Wetland Complex," commencing on November 23.
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Major-General (ret.) John Archibald MacInnis was the keynote speaker at Guelph's annual Service of Remembrance at the Sleeman Centre last Wednesday. Some of his remarks have ignited a firestorm of controversy.
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Guelph, Ontario takes Remembrance Day seriously. Today the Sleeman Centre held a crowd of close to 4,000 gathered for the annual Service of Remembrance.
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Yesterday across Canada activists united to discuss positive ways to reduce atmospheric carbon and greenhouses gases on the International Day of Climate Action.
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In Gord Miller's annual environmental report, which outlines the state of Ontario's environment, he said that developers in Ontario have too much leeway when they are allowed to file lawsuits against citizens that protest planned developments.
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Guelph, ON - While declaring a theft of valuable water monitoring equipment from Tributary A of the Hanlon Creek in the controversial Hanlon Creek Business Park development, the City of Guelph vowed to undertake the monitoring work as quickly as possible.
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Ontario's Minister of Natural Resources, Donna Cansfield, has made her decision on the Hanlon Creek Business Park located in Guelph. The decision is certain to make all parties unhappy, but is a small win for the opponents of the development.
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Guelph, ON - In a 25 page decision handed down earlier today, Justice Gray granted the City its injunction against the protesters who have occupied the construction site since July 27th. The protesters were also granted their injunction against the City.
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Guelph, ON - The City of Guelph's injunction seeking to remove the protesters from the lands destined to become the Hanlon Creek Business Park was heard yesterday in Guelph's Superior Court of Ontario.
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A crowd follows the 41st Regiment of Foot over to the banks of the Speed River, just across the road from McCrae House.
Despite the headline and the poll showing great support for the topless look, the top of the popular two piece bathing suit remains firmly in place today more than a dozen years later.
Two modern-day medics, Dale and Corporal Rust. Dale is helping a young man put on some of the gear a medic carries when out in the field.
A view of Alice Street, one of Guelph's oldest streets.
The Hanlon Creek 5 speak to their supporters at a press conference on April 23, 2010.
Fresh water ponds located in Guelph's east end.
A sculpture, cleverly placed and viewed at the right angle appears to be the head of an extraterrestrial visitor.
File photo: The 41st Regiment of Foot shoot their rifles.
Amanda stands at a display showing what a WWII soldier would have carried in his kit.
Rob (left) and Ron (right), WWI reenacters, standing at the rear of McCrae House.
A reenacter representing an armorer on board an 1812 naval boat, the HMS Charwell. explains how the grenade launcher worked.
Reenactors representing WWII soldiers with guns used in the war, both German and Canadian guns.
Dr. Blair Feltmate speaks to Digital Journalist Bob Gordon following his keynote address at the Hammond Lecture on March 26, 2010.
The press conference held in front of Guelph City Hall, April 23, 2010 by the Hanlon Creek 5.
The audience is getting warmed up. This year's park performances were highlighted by African rhythms and beats.
A view of Exhibition park from London road, looking north.
A crowd fills the small square in downtown Guelph. Stephanie Dearing
The front of the McCrae House showing a portion of the extensive gardens.
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