Richard Vivian

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Richard Vivian

Voters may not like what they’re hearing from the country’s established parties. Enter the Canadian Future Party (CFP) and Guelph candidate Yurii Yavorskyi – both of which are on ballots for the first time. Yavorskyi is one of 18 candidates carrying the party’s banner in ridings throughout the country. “As our party leader says, we’re not left, we’re not right, we’re forward,” Yavorskyi said during an interview with GuelphToday, describing the CFP as centrist.

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Richard Vivian

'My spouse and I had already made plans for a relocate to the Orillia area ... listing our house for sale,' says Trevor Lee This article was previously published on GuelphToday. Trevor Lee was looking forward to his new job and relocating to the City of Orillia. He had told everyone about the move, quit his deputy CAO's job in Guelph and put his house up for sale. He'd even been given a new laptop, phone and other work items by Orillia staff. Then he was terminated by the city's mayor.

1 week ago | guelphtoday.com | Richard Vivian

1 / 8 Kortright Hills Neighbourhood Group hosted the 2025 Carnival Eggstravaganza on Saturday at Kortright Hills Public SchoolRichard Vivian/GuelphToday Advertisement

2 weeks ago | guelphtoday.com | Richard Vivian

At the end of the coming season, the train ride at Riverside Park is set to receive a refresh of sorts. Its diesel engine will be replaced with an electric option. “The track and the body of the train are going to remain the same, it's just a retrofit of the engine that is planned,” explained Gene Matthews, the city’s general manager of parks.

2 weeks ago | guelphtoday.com | Richard Vivian

Interpretation of city's development charges bylaw and provincial legislation at the heart of dispute, says developer Work on an expanded student residence has been paused while the company behind it seeks to resolve a $15.5 million dispute with the City of Guelph. Should the project not be exempt from development charges (DCs), company officials say it is “no longer viable” and won’t proceed.