Changes to transit seek to play fiscal catch-up but some riders have reservations
 

Antik Dey 
Guelph Transit will be shifting from 20-minute service to 30-minute frequency for the months of June, July, and August. In addition, both conventional and mobility services will not operate on Sundays in August. Transit service will return to 20-minute frequency starting in [...]

Alternative campus magazine asked to relocate to allow for new CSA service
Daniel Bitonti
“Do we give priority to an organization that has no affiliation with the CSA?  Do we prioritize that over CSA clubs, CSA services, CSA staff?” Galen Fick, local affairs commissioner for the CSA
At the April 7 CSA Board of Directors meeting, a motion [...]

The CFS
It all started in the fall, when an undergraduate student wanted to ask his peers a single question. By the spring, the entire undergraduate population was involved, with over 40 per cent of the student population making it clear what they wanted.
The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) is the Ontarion’s newsmaker of the year. [...]

Conference brings ‘ideas worth spreading’ to U of G students
By Dan O’Keefe
Like most Fridays, on April 9 Rozanski Hall was the home of numerous lectures. However, some of these lectures were anything but ordinary. Nine speakers, three musical performances, and two videos constituted Guelph’s own TEDx event.
TEDx events are independently organized lectures based on the [...]

Skipping on Easter for folk tunes
Written by Josh Doyle
While most spent last Sunday at home with ham and Easter eggs, some of us spent it at Vinyl with Craig Cardiff. Cardiff stopped by Guelph for a live show the day after performing in his hometown of Waterloo, before heading back to Ottawa where he now [...]

So, the Ontarion is talking about sex.
But let’s face it, who isn’t talking about sex. It’s something that we are confronted with every day, in magazines, on television and in a lot of cases, in bedrooms. With our sex feature, we have profiled a number of different perspectives and approaches to sex. In some cases, [...]

With the referendum underway, the CFS is asked ‘show me the money’
Written by Nicole Elsasser
Denise Martins has been a strong presence on the ‘Yes’ side during the campaign period leading up to the referendum on continued membership in the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) on the University of Guelph campus. Martins, an avid CFS supporter [...]