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@proctor_de70172 @markmobility Trump doesn’t have the ability to run down the street. Oops sorry, he runs down whatever he touches.

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@aerin_smith @CamGuthrie Public spaces like St. George's Square are intended for ALL the public, not just for a few who decided to pitch a tent in the centre of our city. Parks are for ALL the public, not just for a few. No camping signs are posted in most parks.

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@jackhauen They are citizens who care about their community more than the developers who want to destroy it to make money. And the proposed new building is UGLY - Niagara on the Lake is not.

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@CouncillorCaton @buongustoguelph @DowntownGuelph A big thanks to Andrea Harris and her crew at the Guelph Greenhouses for the beautiful flower displays, planters and bridge boxes. Did you know that she grows over 200,000 plants every year??

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@PierrePoilievre Common Sense under Mike Harris killed Ontario's education system, health care and municipal government. Why would we want you to kill Canada with your version??

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@PierrePoilievre Little PP, we hope you will soon take a vacation from your nastiness and lies. We have never heard a positive word from you yet.

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@GuelphLibrary Knife by Salman Rushdie where he gives his personal experience and thoughts about the terrible knife attack he endured at Chatauqua. It's a riveting account of the attack and his painful recovery, as well as a fascinating insight into how he reflected on the events of the attack

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@PierrePoilievre If only you knew how much horror that phrase puts into the hearts of Ontario. Mike Harris absolutely ruined our province's education, health care and municipal governance with his "Common Sense". It was a tragic mess from beginning to end.

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@MorganEarp12 @KirkLubimov So you will pump your own water, bury your own feces, haul your own garbage and shovel your own snow??

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@PierrePoilievre Who can trust a man who can't spell sign?? Axe Little PP today.

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@PierrePoilievre Common Sense ruined Ontario under Mike Harris. Why would we want to ruin Canada under LittlePP??

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@beceldora @RoyalCentral William was riding in the Trooping of the Colour ceremony - with his father, the King.

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@ward5leanne Too bad our Mayor does not allow replies to his posts. His comments remind me of Metrolinx calling a park "vacant land." The parks are the lungs of our city and vital to our good health, both physical and mental. They don't have to be programmed spaces to be good spaces.

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@Stinky_Tyson @cityofguelph @GuelphLibrary What an odd thing to say!

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@cityofguelph @Ward2Rodrigo And a perfect time to highlight our quest for a National Urban Park - recreation area for Guelph’s and a perfect tourism draw for the city.
Please help make it happen!

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@aggiedeveloper @PierrePoilievre Everyone knows that Poilievre is aiming to make the world a better place for developers - just like Dougie Ford. It's time to make the world a better place for people - who don't need McMansions, they need inexpensive, smaller homes from a catalogue, just like the Victory homes.

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@GuelphLibrary Hurray - every step to the new library is a good step!

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@PierrePoilievre The Common Sense approach destroyed Ontario. Unrestrained and uncontrolled house building will destroy our farmlands. We need strong planning to control housing rather than simplistic words from people like LittlePP.

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@PhilAlltWard3 @GuelphLibrary @cityofguelph So exciting to see it happening! A place for all citizens of our city.

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@pajamaman99 @GuelphToday Clearly you do not visit the library. If you did, you would see most seats filled, people reading, asking questions, getting help with technology, and signing out more than 2, 000,000 items in one year. Yes, we need a new library.