Social media furor and threats follow U of G professor's Trump post
Guelph Police are keeping an eye on an evolving situation after a social media post from U of G professor Shoshanah Jacobs about the Trump assassination attempt spurred criticism and threats. READ FULL STORY HERE.
Amazing Autumn has lost her battle with cancer
Six-year-old Autumn Nichols, whose cancer battle was shared on social media as she helped raise funds for cancer research at SickKids hospital, lost her two-year battle with cancer this week surrounded by her family. READ FULL STORY HERE.
Local education workers call for more support as school violence rises
Violence is on the rise in schools across the province, and education workers in Guelph, Wellington County and beyond are calling for more behavioural supports. READ FULL STORY HERE.
Family of Guelph's 'Mighty Myles' on mission to find him a liver
A Guelph family is in the midst of a fight to save their young baby’s life, Myles Beaulieu, who has biliary atresia and is in need of a liver transplant from a live donor. READ FULL STORY HERE.
O'Rourke feels she can better serve Guelph as MP than on city council
Second-term Ward 6 councillor Dominique O’Rourke has been acclaimed as the Liberal party’s candidate in the next federal election, and is eyeing issues like housing, affordability, inclusion and climate change. READ FULL STORY HERE.
SIU sends allegations of sexual assault by officer back to OPP
At least two instances of alleged sexual assault by an officer with the local detachment have been handed back to the OPP after the SIU deemed the allegations had grown beyond its scope. Next steps have yet to be determined by the OPP. READ FULL STORY HERE.
Report: OPP officer acted unlawfully when he took GuelphToday reporter's equipment
In December, a GuelphToday reporter was detained and his camera seized by the OPP while at the scene of a fatal collision. An independent investigation into the incident from the Public Complaint Investigation Report found the officer had acted unlawfully when he took the camera, violating the reporter's Charter rights. READ FULL STORY HERE.
