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Addiction to unhealthy foods could help explain the global obesity epidemic
Research presented today shows that high-fructose corn syrup can cause behavioural reactions in rats similar to those produced by drugs of abuse such as cocaine.
Who will bear this albatross of the City of Guelph's decision to 'grow the city' regardless of disappearing water supply, increasing sewage requirements and its decision not to pipe in required water supplies.
Celtic spiritualist in Guelp on May 24
Poet and minister John Philip Newell is coming to Guelph to promote his latest book, A New Harmony: The Spirit, the Earth & the Human Soul.
Health network in Guelph seeking input on future
The Waterloo Wellington Local Health Integration Network is coming to the city to meet the people.
Downtowners plot gardening in core - but not in planters
The city is gathering public feedback through an online survey - found at guelph.ca/communitygardens - to determine if there are any concerns about the proposed downtown site and a second site proposed in the city's north end at Dakota Park.
Paul Martin to Receive U of G Leadership Award
Paul Martin, Canada's 21st prime minister, a global diplomat and an advocate for aboriginal issues, will receive the Lincoln Alexander Outstanding Leader Award May 29 from the University of Guelph.
With her husband and son on the playground equipment and her fishing line bobbing in the river at Royal City Park, Sonya Northeast couldn't imagine a better way to spend the May long weekend.
Thomas King among prominent Canadians backing petition to rename Victoria Day to honour aboriginals
A group that includes some prominent Canadian actors, writers and politicians is calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to change the name of Victoria Day.
Dairy farmer becomes a big cheese
Shep Ysselstein's artisanal cheese has stimulated his family farm business, not to mention his own interest in his surroundings.
Pearce: Glyphosate-resistant weeds come to Huron County
Glyphosate resistance continues to be a hot topic as more Ontario growers head into the field to finish off their corn planting and begin work on their soybean acres.
Organic Waste Processing Facility Operational
GUELPH, ON, May 17, 2013 At the Planning, Building, Engineering and Environment Committee meeting earlier this week, Councillors learned Guelph's award-winning Organic Waste Processing Facility is functioning well and has successfully achieved all testing and compliance approvals required by the Ministry of the Environment.
Guelph Police Reports - May 17, 2013
On May 16, 2013 at 10:46 a.m., Guelph Police attended to Carden Street and MacDonell Street to investigate a report of a fight.
Dr. David Schieck provides ?Diabetes 101? at information meeting
Chair George Van Ankum welcomed 30 members and guests to a diabetes information meeting on April 4 at the Drayton Reformed Church.
Target Canada announces new line with Beaver Canoe
Shopping carts at Target Canada in Guelph Ontario is seen here Monday, March 4, 2013.
Dust a concern surrounding aggregate operations
The very lifestyles we have adopted in recent years have required the use of increasing quantities of aggregate .
Maybe it took a former art gallery to really bring out the beauty and the uniqueness of each stringed instrument displayed by Folkway Music at its new Waterloo store.
Spring launch party for fall book sale
Volunteer activities begin six or seven weeks before the sale, with the sorting of donations, transportation of donations to the sale site and maintenance of the site.
His statue has stood in front of the old city hall since 1979, but official recognition of city founder John Galt has been a bit spotty.
Trudeau Foundation awards $2.5 million to 14 promising doctoral students
Foundation proudly announced the names of the 14 recipients of the 2013 Trudeau Foundation Scholarship, the most prestigious doctoral award of its kind in .