Too 'Big' to mention. Promoter and award winning real estate agent in both residential and commercial areas. In love with both Canada and Tobago and Trinidad.
After three terms as Mayor of Guelph, I have decided not to seek re-election this October. I will step aside and pass the baton to the leader our voters choose.
Serving in this role has been an honour and a joy, which made this decision incredibly difficult. Yet I am also at peace with it. Most importantly, it has the full support of my amazing wife Rachel and our children.
As a person of faith, I thank God, who I believe has guided me every step of this journey since the beginning. Today, I feel the same prompting toward a new chapter, one whose path isn’t fully clear, but one I know will be exciting.
Announcing early allows for a smooth transition. Important files and initiatives continue even during an election, and I want to help steer them to completion while working collaboratively with whoever is elected.
I am deeply proud of what we’ve accomplished together. With the support from staff, councillors, and our community, some highlights for me include: • Rebuilding and restoring relationships with other levels of government • Improving communication and engagement so residents are better informed • Protecting taxpayers’ dollars and ensuring every dollar delivers real value • Advancing supportive housing to help those experiencing homelessness • Welcoming new businesses and newcomers, and celebrating Guelph’s growth and increased economic development through countless ribbon-cuttings – I will always cherish these interactions
The new South End Community Centre, opening by the end of this term, will be a fantastic addition for so many families.
A few special moments stand out as especially meaningful: • Reintroducing the Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Market Square • Shutting down Carden Street to celebrate the Raptors’ NBA championship with 2,000 fans jumping for joy • Opening the Veterans Crosswalk, a reminder to honour those who sacrificed for our freedoms
I will stay fully engaged for the remaining months of my term, leading with the same energy and enthusiasm I’ve always brought to this role. My focus remains on what I believe matters most: public safety, respecting taxpayers’ dollars, building homes, and—hopefully—bringing a few laughs along the way.
Thank you, Guelph. I feel truly blessed every single day to have served you as I worked towards shaping our city into a place we’re all proud to call home.
With gratitude,
Cam Guthrie
Trump supporter: I like Trump because he did everything he said he was going to do
Q what are some of these things he said and then did?
Trump supporter: “Hmm…You caught me off guard there…I don't know”🤦♂️
True freedom gives each of us the right to make decisions about our own life – how we worship, who we marry, what our family looks like. And we believe that freedom requires us to recognize that other people have the freedom to make different choices.
That’s what @KamalaHarris and @Tim_Walz believe.
BREAKING: Vice President Kamala Harris is the first Black woman to be formally be a nominee for President of the United States, and on November 5th, we’re going to elect her the first Black woman President. Retweet and follow if you’re in.
Happy New Years to #Guelph!
Today, @JustinTrudeau arrived to announce that our application to the Housing Accelerator Fund was successful & he left behind $21.4 million dollars to unlock & incentivize over 739 new housing units which, yes, include affordable homes, & thousands more in the years ahead! Thank you to staff, council & the community partners that are trying to get more housing built!
The Newest Receiver at Laurier is Keyon Robinson! The Guelph native is 6’5” and has signed on to play in the Purple and Gold. Welcome to the family, Keyon!
#SoarAbove
In 1979, President Carter had solar panels installed at the White House. These were later laughed at, derided and removed by officials of Reagan Administration.
Grocery sector profits are up 120% since before the pandemic hit.
And in 2023, a family of four will pay more than $16,200 on food alone.
It's not okay. People are going hungry.
I'll keep fighting to put an end to corporate greed.
I am honoured and proud to receive the Excellence in Accelerating Engagement and Diversity Award from COSTI. The Danby team and I strive to “Do The Right Thing” every day.”
@CamGuthrie I almost mentioned in a script for one of my upcoming listings that ‘this home was built long b4’ the jock strap was invented in Guelph’ lol .. needless to say I retracted ! Happy new year Cam 😀