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The Sunday Seven: GuelphToday's top stories of the past week

Community loses a hockey legend, downtown shelter looks to grow, and others
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Generous, kind Joe Holody remembered as proud Guelph resident

Joe Holody will forever be remembered for his impact on hockey in Guelph. But as the human being, many are remembering him for his generosity and kindness. And that amount of support is being reflected in the number of condolences pouring into the family over the past 24 hours. READ THE FULL STORY HERE

Local podcaster hopes to inspire by sharing personal entrepreneurial journeys

Shannon Ortiz believes everyone has a unique story to tell. Her podcast, How U Got Started is aimed at inspiring individuals to uncover and pursue their passions, and to be a go-to resource for those seeking motivation and insights from the personal journeys of successful entrepreneurs who have turned their passions into thriving businesses. READ THE FULL STORY HERE

Stepping Stone looks to add a level, increase shelter beds downtown

Officials with Stepping Stone have applied to the city’s committee of adjustment for permission to add a level to its 23-25 Gordon St. shelter – making it three storeys tall – opening the way to offer 75 total beds there. READ THE FULL STORY HERE

New Guelph United women's coach looks forward to new challenge

After leading both of Electric City League1 Ontario’s men’s and women’s teams for two seasons, Randy Ribeiro has joined Guelph United FC’s women’s team as its new head coach. READ THE FULL STORY HERE

New pop-up boutique bringing vacation vibes to Downtown Guelph

Designer and boutique owner Bobby Raffin felt like all his troubles just melted away when he was browsing the small, brightly coloured stores in Monterrey, Mexico. Now, he hopes his pop-up boutique will do the same for Guelph shoppers. Three Pieces officially opened in September at 54 Carden St., offering an array of handmade and vintage clothing and jewellery. READ THE FULL STORY HERE

New Guelph group aims to bring Queers in Nature

Two long-time Guelphites are working to forge connections in the queer community through their love of nature with their new group known as Queers in Nature. READ THE FULL STORY HERE

GuelphToday delivers 90 cuddly Teddy Bears and cash for GGH

This year was the sixth annual GuelphToday Teddy Bear Caper and we collaborated with 31 fantastic local businesses. Together, we raised $7,500 and delivered 90 cuddly teddy bears. READ THE FULL STORY HERE


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