Michael Strickland

Campaigning to Make Our Community Better

Police chief Bryan Larkin explains why he's happy to add United Way Campaign Chair to his long to-do list.

At Home with a Daredevil

One of the ways Frederick Schuett exits his Elora home

Enthusiam for the Community

Kithio Mwanzia, President & CEO, Guelph Chamber of Commerce

Driving Toward the 100-pound Car?

Guelph Councillor Bob Bell wants to change how we get around

Meet Guelph's Wonky Man

Cabinetmaker Paul Szewc finds straight lines just a bit too boring

Alan Quarry - Making a Difference

Great Room Reno

Removing walls in side split yields a lifestyle change as much as an esthetic one.

Luxury Living in Guelph

Living a Cut Above - The view from Guelph's first million-dollar condo

Great Wall of Redpath

Every stone has its place

Volunteers Lend a Helping Hand at Xmas

Just three of the many volunteers who make sure Guelph enjoys a fun and safe Santa Claus parade.

Learning the Ropes

Steve gets a lesson in belaying

Dealing with Diabetes

Blood tests become a part of every outing

VICTORIA-BY-THE-SEA: FROM SEAPORT ON A FARM TO FOODIE FAVOURITE

Village celebrates a historic two hundred years in 2019 Jenny and Jackie Myers dreamed of one day owning a business in the tiny village of Victoria. Born in nearby Tryon in 1967, their family moved to Ontario when the twin sisters were four years old.

FROM THE LANDMARK CAFÉ TO LANDMARK OYSTER HOUSE

After three decades in business, popular restaurant in Victoria changes hands Eugene Sauvé was determined to find the ideal new owners for his aptly named Landmark Café.

QUALITY FROM BEAN TO BAR

The Island Chocolate Company's focus on quality ingredients keeps customers coming back Linda Gilbert admits she's no fan of takeout. Especially when it comes to fine chocolate. The co-founder of family-run Island Chocolates in Victoria-by-the-Sea believes good chocolate deserves to be enjoyed and a

Falconry at Featherstone Estate Wineries

A Harris Hawk named Amadeus guards the vineyards from starlings and other flying pests. "When you put a bird of prey in the air," explains Louise Engel, "everyone leaves, and it becomes very quiet."

SUCCESS WITH ABSINTHE AT NATIONAL AWARDS

Uncommon spirit is awarded top honours at the 2019 Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition last month There's a bit of ritual involved in properly enjoying absinthe. The distilled spirit-often mistaken for a liqueur, despite being up to 75 percent alcohol-is served with three parts ice water to cut the

Pairing Wine & Food

Made-in-Canada Single Malt

A little piece of Highland Heaven on Canada's East Coast

Selling to City Hall

From herring to hardware, the City needs it all

Reversing the Call Centre Paradigm

Auckland finds efficient transfers are key to superior service

Learning at Laurier

Laurier launches chair in property and casually insurance

To Infinity & Beyond

Waterloo Airport Reaches Higher

Building On Science

An early look at the need for an R+T Park in Waterloo

A Decade of Growth under David Johnston

Campaign Waterloo makes a $613.2 million impact on Canada, the world

Waterloo renames R+T park after Governor General David Johnston

Waterloo chosen as new home of comprehensive index of Canadian wellbeing

REAP will showcase latest in IDEA innovation at CDMN Canada 3.0

Head of Human Rights Watch Kenneth Roth to address conference on UN reform

Symposium explores positive children's mental health treatments

Hey, Just What's in a Billion these Days?

The Great Christmas Tree Debate

Why real trees beat a giant toilet bowl brush every time

Does the Public Have Enough Influence at Guelph City Hall?

Some Ways to Mark National Volunteer Week

Recalling David Bowie moments in my life

What's the City of Guelph's Take On Tiny House Boom?

InteleControl - The Evolution of Telecom Management

Right-On-Queue

Switchview Offers QuickViews, OrderPro & Intelligent RAN to Call Centres

A Sampling of Laurier Research Profiles