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Richard Vivian

Richard Vivian

Richard Vivian is an award-winning journalist and longtime Guelph resident. He joined the GuelphToday team as assistant editor in 2020, largely covering municipal matters and general assignment duties

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Recent Work by Richard

People of the 2025 Grand Slam of Curling

People of the 2025 Grand Slam of Curling

The big event wrapped up Sunday
Don't walk past, come in and join the fun, says club president

Don't walk past, come in and join the fun, says club president

Army Navy and Air Force Veterans' Club 344 seeks to build social connections
ICYMI: Extreme weather energy storage is coming to Guelph

ICYMI: Extreme weather energy storage is coming to Guelph

Battery system to store power during off-peak times to help during high demand
ICYMI: Even bigger student housing project approved for former Days Inn

ICYMI: Even bigger student housing project approved for former Days Inn

Agreement allows for taller building, more units than council rejected in 2022
ICYMI: 'If you knew Mike Jobb and you didn't like him, there was something wrong with you'

ICYMI: 'If you knew Mike Jobb and you didn't like him, there was something wrong with you'

Community volunteer died doing what he loved doing for over 30 years Tuesday, making the community skating rink at Dovercliffe Park
OLT approves even bigger student housing project at former Days Inn

OLT approves even bigger student housing project at former Days Inn

Agreement allows for taller building, more units than council rejected in 2022
'If you knew Mike Jobb and you didn't like him, there was something wrong with you'

'If you knew Mike Jobb and you didn't like him, there was something wrong with you'

Community volunteer died doing what he loved doing for over 30 years Tuesday, making the community skating rink at Dovercliffe Park
Extreme weather energy storage is coming to Guelph

Extreme weather energy storage is coming to Guelph

Battery system to store power during off-peak times to help during high demand
Outside boards' budgets could push Guelph's tax increase to 6.8 per cent

Outside boards' budgets could push Guelph's tax increase to 6.8 per cent

Outside boards and committees to present budgets to city council on Jan. 22
City calls for local control in potential vacant land tax

City calls for local control in potential vacant land tax

Feds considering new tax to ‘encourage private landowners’ to build housing
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