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GuelphMercury.com is a reliable source for local news, catering to the Guelph community. With a focus on quality journalism, the site provides daily updates and information designed to inform, engage, and empower its readers while also strengthening community ties. This platform is the online presence of the former Guelph Mercury Tribune, a weekly community newspaper. The award-winning publication, which is part of Metroland Media Group Ltd. and a subsidiary of Torstar Corporation, transitioned to a digital-only format on September 15, 2023. Torstar is owned by Nordstar Capital, led by Toronto business figure Jordan Bitove.

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Guelph artist Paul Almond shows work with vision at Silence

6 days ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

Local artist Paul Almond said art is a vital bridge between realities. He expresses intricate thoughts and perceptions in his paintings and has a show at Silence until the end of the month. A free reception is being held at 46 Essex St. on Sunday, June 22, from 2 to 5 p.m. You can also see Almond’s work from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. any Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday until the end of June, or by appointment.
Ontario and Canada recalls: Popular hair product, visor hats sold at Giant Tiger, treat sold at Dollarama and more

6 days ago | guelphmercury.com | Evelyn Harford

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Meet you at the Wooly: Guelph pub celebrates 35 years

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

Are you ready for the Wooly’s biggest birthday bash ever? The Wooly Pub is celebrating 35 years with a weekend packed with live music in the backyard. Organizers said the event they called Woolystock will run from Friday, June 20 to Sunday, June 22 at 176 Woolwich St. It’s a weekend of love, music and memories, they said. There will also be some meaningful tributes to friends who made an impact. Admission is free.
The Guelph Yoga & Wellness Festival is back and bigger than ever

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

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Guelph’s National Celebration of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples brings the community together

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

There will be music, food, dancing, drumming and vendors at this gathering of local folks, family and guests. The City of Guelph said in their event listing that it will be “a celebration of the rich culture, notable achievements and unique heritage of First Nations, Inuit, Métis Peoples in Guelph and beyond.”This year will be a very special event with a headline performance by Oneida Wolf Clan, Six Nations singer/songwriter Lacey Hill.
Downtown Guelph is ready to be transformed for Art on the Street

1 week ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

“Art on the Street signifies the start of summer for a lot of people,” said Sam Jewell, DGBA events manager. There’s Art on the Street, art in the square and art around town to see and support. There are also children’s art activities during the festival, which runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 21. You can pick up a pamphlet at the gates so you don’t miss anything going on. The abstract work for posters and materials is by featured artist Heejung Shin.
Does your family love sports? The GOOD Games in Guelph are on the ball

2 weeks ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

A unique festival blending competitive sport, community fun and international flair is returning to Guelph later this month, with organizers promising a bigger and better event than ever before.
Ready to get in the race? Join Guelph’s Eramosa River Trail parkrun

2 weeks ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

Start your Saturday morning off strong by hitting the ground running. Did you know that Guelph has the largest Parkrun group in Canada? The Eramosa River Trail parkrun recently celebrated their 200th weekly event, their biggest yet, and the runners want you to come join the race. Art Kilgour, one of the three founders, has been an active runner himself for more than 25 years. He said he has done the parkrun here more than 50 times and has participated in other places as well.
Ready to ride the G2G Rail Trail from Guelph or Goderich?

3 weeks ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

Eager to hit the trail and find out what the Goderich to Guelph Rail Trail (G2G) experience is all about? Vicky Rao of Changing Gears Adventures knows all the ins and outs. After about 15 years of riding the trail, she said the G2G is practically her second home. Some sections need navigation, and Rao said there is ongoing construction along the 132-kilometre trip and added detours. “I’ve seen so many changes happening,” Rao said.
Eager to get a glimpse of growing gardens in Guelph?

3 weeks ago | guelphmercury.com | Joy Struthers

Do you ever wonder about the private gardens all over Guelph? Here’s your chance to sneak a peek of some special places. The Guelph Horticultural Society Annual Garden Tour is being held on Sunday, June 8 from 1 to 5:30 p.m. and you can visit any of the eight locations, or all of them in one afternoon. There is a real variety of gardens being shown and the group said on its website that three gardens in the tour are large ones, three are small and two are average-sized city properties.