Agriculture and the community: the Guelph farmer’s market system
For as long as the city of Guelph has existed, there have always been markets to facilitate trade between farmers and citizens. When City Hall was constructed, it featured an adjacent market building, complete with a butcher shop and stalls for animals as well. Subsequently the area [...]

Brittany Benn races 60 metres for her league-leading thirteenth try. Brienne Stairs scores her fourth field hockey hat trick of the season. Tamara Bell wins the OUA scoring title in her rookie hockey campaign.
And no one is watching.
No one seems to care.
Such is life for a female athlete at the University of Guelph. Faced with [...]

“I was intrigued by what artist Mat Brown was talking about. How science is the 21st century religion.” Scott McGovern, curator of This View of Life: Evolutionary Art for the Year of Darwin believes in the link between science and art.
McGovern, along with five advisors from the University of Guelph organized an exhibit in the Atrium of [...]