Join us for a free movie night with the family, hosted by the Guelph Youth Council. Disney’s ‘Frozen’ will be screened at Evergreen Senior’s Centre on Saturday December 21, from 7-9 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., bring your own lawn chairs or blankets to set on. Foldable chairs will be provided. Snacks are permitted, […]
Virtual open house to learn about the draft Community Planning Permit By-law that provides more flexible development standards to encourage the building of affordable housing. More information can be found on Have Your Say.
On the third Thursday of every month, the project team will be out at a different café in downtown Guelph for businesses to drop in, grab a coffee and learn about the downtown Infrastructure project or share their thoughts with us.
Over a number of months in 2024, we asked the community what is great about the Square and how it can be improved. Now we’re sharing two design options for square based on what we learned last year. We are asking the community to comment and share their thoughts of design options and elements to […]
This slide lecture introduces a novel way for caring for the soil, one that results in fewer weeds. Nurturing the ground from the top down, avoiding soil compaction, maintaining a soil cover, and pinpointing watering emulates rather than fights Mother Nature, keeping plants healthier and minimizing weed problems. Learn how to apply this 4-part system […]
Our 2025 Summer Camps will be viewable on January 22! Visit recenroll.ca to preview our exciting offerings.
Conrad Richter, president of Richter’s Herbs in Goodwood will talk about some of the lesser known herbs that go beyond the “happy dozen” of most well-known herbs. Herbs such as anise-hyssop, lemon balm, garlic chives, lovage, and salad burnet will be featured. Learn about 30 to 40 herbs during this session, including herbs that help […]
Work on the Heritage Conservation District Plan (HCD Plan) is just getting started and members of the project team will be sharing background information and preliminary findings at multiple stations and will be available to answer your questions and hear your comments. More information can be found on Have Your Say.