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May 5 is Red Dress Day
Red Dress Day honours the memories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and 2 Spirit People. To mark this solemn day, City Hall will be lit in red on Sunday, May 5 at sunset until Saturday, May 6 at sunrise. We will also lower the City of Guelph flag at City facilities on…
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May is Jewish Heritage Month
Hey #Guelph, May is Jewish Heritage Month and recognizes the significant contributions of Jewish People to Canadian society. I encourage you to take this opportunity to learn about the history of Jewish-Canadians and to reflect on the contributions they have made to our community.
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Today is Doctor’s Day and First Responders Day
Hey #Guelph, May 1 is Doctor’s Day and First Responders Day, so let’s say a big thank you to all those amazing and dedicated doctors and first responders who devote their lives to keeping us safe and healthy. Your commitment makes a real difference in the lives of countless Guelphites! Your dedication and compassion inspire…
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Have your say about Guelph’s Private Tree Protection Bylaw
The City of Guelph is updating our Private Tree Protection Bylaw and we want to hear from you. We’re gathering community feedback about the four feasible options to update the bylaw. Details about the four options are below. Survey Please take 10 minutes to complete the survey on the City’s Have Your Say page by…
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Hey #Guelph, Statistics Canada is doing surveys in our area
You might be hearing for Statistics Canada over the next few months. You may be contacted by telephone, mail, email, text message, or in-person at your home. For most surveys, Statistics Canada will first send an invitation letter or email to let respondents know about the purpose of the survey and to inform them that…