Posted on August 31, 2009 by kfarbridge
A new web page makes it easier to learn about and navigate road closures and disruptions. City staff have developed this interactive, user-friendly page with a map showing road closures, lane reductions, alternate routes, and upcoming projects. There is lots of road construction underway in the city this summer, and there will be even more [...]
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Posted on August 17, 2009 by kfarbridge
August 17 – Paryushana-Parva (Jain) – Celebrated for eight days, Paryushana-Parva is the holiest time of the year and is marked by fasting and worship of the 24 realized teachers of the Jain faith known as Tirthankaras or Jinas. August 20 – Asma (9th Month) (Baha’i) – The first day of the ninth month. The [...]
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Posted on August 15, 2009 by kfarbridge
A mistake was made with respect to the proposal for the Guelph Youth Music Centre Parking Lot both in terms of consultation and the original design. Our staff have acknowledged this mistake, apologized for it at the meeting last week and have expressed their commitment to work with the neighbourhood to meet their expectations while [...]
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Posted on August 13, 2009 by kfarbridge
Click here to read the news release. As a courtesy, the occupiers have been advised that they have until noon tomorrow (Friday) to leave the site.
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Posted on August 13, 2009 by kfarbridge
Here are some photos from Veteran Appreciation Day, held Wednesday, August 11 at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 234. It was a wonderful way to pay tribute to our veterans outside of the traditional Remembrance Day ceremony.
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Posted on August 12, 2009 by kfarbridge
A number of residents have expressed concerns with a planned parking lot at the Guelph Youth Music Centre. The original plan involved the removal of a number of trees. Staff are now modifying the plan to ensure that most if not all of the trees can be saved, even though that means fewer parking spaces. [...]
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Posted on August 12, 2009 by kfarbridge
There has been some concern in the community about the Ministry of Natural Resources’ position about the Hanlon Creek Business Park, stemming from coverage of the injunction hearing and a July 31st letter from MNR requesting further study on the Jefferson salamander habitat. In response to the letter, the City met with MNR on August [...]
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Posted on August 10, 2009 by kfarbridge
August 13 – Fravardeghan (thru August 22) (Zoroastrian) – Fravardeghan last ten days in preparation for Now Ruz for those who follow the Shenshai calendar. Ancestors are memorailzied during this time. August 13 – Obon (Japan) – It is celebrated in honour of their deceased ancestors, Japanese light lanterns and hold circular folk dances. Vietnamese [...]
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Posted on August 7, 2009 by kfarbridge
I have been hearing many misconceptions about this project. Here are some of the facts. MYTH: The project will destroy an old-growth forest. FACT: The heritage (what is incorrectly being referred to as old growth) grove of trees is excluded from development and is being protected, with the exception of two trees that are not in [...]
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