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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

$2.5M lawsuit claims 911 response delay contributed to man's death

$2.5M lawsuit claims 911 response delay contributed to man's death

Wife of deceased man names City of Guelph, County of Wellington and others as defendants
U of G would get a med school if Liberals elected: local candidate

U of G would get a med school if Liberals elected: local candidate

Statement made during Guelph Chamber of Commerce event which saw three candidates participate
With roads, sidewalks plowed, city focuses on snow removal

With roads, sidewalks plowed, city focuses on snow removal

Efforts underway to reduce downtown snow accumulation, address 'spots that need a little more clean-up'
Integrity commissioner received four complaints about council last year

Integrity commissioner received four complaints about council last year

Allegations included bullying, intimidation, over-reach of position and accepting gifts; no violations found
City, developer seek settlement on fate of south end heritage buildings

City, developer seek settlement on fate of south end heritage buildings

Hearing was to begin this week, but was called off in favour of negotiations
Crokicurl Tournaspiel makes its return to Sunny Acres Park

Crokicurl Tournaspiel makes its return to Sunny Acres Park

'This year's been one of the best winters in Guelph for outdoor sports,' says chief crokicurler
ICYMI: Developers want the city to grow up ... as in taller

ICYMI: Developers want the city to grow up ... as in taller

Draft proposal would see buildings as tall as 20 storeys in the downtown, with generally higher projects throughout
Five parks identified in city’s homelessness response

Five parks identified in city’s homelessness response

Sites to see the addition of portable washrooms, sharps containers and waste bins
With more snow on the way, on-street parking ban continues

With more snow on the way, on-street parking ban continues

City declared a significant weather event on Wednesday, which remains in place
Developers want the city to grow up ... as in taller

Developers want the city to grow up ... as in taller

Draft proposal would see buildings as tall as 20 storeys in the downtown, with generally higher projects throughout
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