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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

ICYMI: Brace yourselves: Groceries predicted to cost $801 more in 2025

ICYMI: Brace yourselves: Groceries predicted to cost $801 more in 2025

U of G researchers contribute to 2025 Canada Food Price Report
ICYMI: Heritage Guelph calls for more protection for historic U of G conservatory

ICYMI: Heritage Guelph calls for more protection for historic U of G conservatory

'I think if the public had been aware of what was transpiring, there would have been a large delegation, a very large delegation of people to talk about the conservatory and its importance to the community,' said Heritage Guelph member 
Brace yourselves: Groceries predicted to cost $801 more in 2025

Brace yourselves: Groceries predicted to cost $801 more in 2025

U of G researchers contribute to 2025 Canada Food Price Report
Renoviction bylaw just one change being considered to address affordable housing

Renoviction bylaw just one change being considered to address affordable housing

Recommended strategy calls for renoviction bylaw or vacant homes tax, building on city sites, and more
Heritage Guelph calls for more protection for historic U of G conservatory

Heritage Guelph calls for more protection for historic U of G conservatory

'I think if the public had been aware of what was transpiring, there would have been a large delegation, a very large delegation of people to talk about the conservatory and its importance to the community,' said Heritage Guelph member 
ICYMI: Family 'shocked and appalled' no criminal charges in BC crash that killed Guelph man

ICYMI: Family 'shocked and appalled' no criminal charges in BC crash that killed Guelph man

'It's like his life meant nothing,' sister of Owyn McInnis says of driving offences laid
ICYMI: City tax hike likely headed for 6.08 per cent

ICYMI: City tax hike likely headed for 6.08 per cent

City-controlled portion of the 2025 budget set at 3.66 per cent more than in 2024; independent boards still to come
Province’s new bike lane rules may 'hinder' safety efforts, city warns

Province’s new bike lane rules may 'hinder' safety efforts, city warns

'While efficient traffic flow is crucial in road design, it should not come at the expense of the safety of vulnerable road users,' writes deputy CAO
Family 'shocked and appalled' no criminal charges in BC crash that killed Guelph man

Family 'shocked and appalled' no criminal charges in BC crash that killed Guelph man

'It's like his life meant nothing,' sister of Owyn McInnis says of driving offences laid
City asks province to let them collect fees from Enbridge gas

City asks province to let them collect fees from Enbridge gas

Motion calls on the province to change what municipalities can charge for the use of publicly owned lands
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