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Justin Trudeau · OttawaTaking the stand before the federal inquiry examining the federal government's decision to invoke the Emergencies Act to shut down last winter's "Freedom Convoy" protests, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it was clear early on that it would be "a different brand" of demonstration, and as it progressed the pressure ramped up for him to step in.See the Story
'I don't think anyone was more concerned than me': PM Trudeau tells convoy commission
50% Center coverage: 28 sources
HockeyHosts Nova Scotia and New Brunswick also want Hockey Canada to sign an anti-harassment policy. It follows accusations that the governing body hasn't done enough over the years to address alleged sexual assault involving players. Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says Hockey Canada is reviewing the conditions the host provinces imposed.See the Story
Sexual harassment prevention training required for 2023 world junior hockey tourney
45% Center coverage: 9 sources
World CupBianca Ribi wins gold in monobob at the World Cup in Whistler, B.C. Canada's Cynthia Appiah was second and Kallie Humphries took bronze. Taylor Austin and Shaquille Murray-Lawrence were the top Canadians on the men's side.See the Story
Canada takes gold, silver as monobob makes its World Cup debut in Whistler
Coverage: 7 sources
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Elora · EloraHosted by Erin Lions Club, parade made its way up Main Street and moreSee the Story
Santa brings the smiles to Erin
Guelph · GuelphPolice say someone shattered large window at the first business and broke car window nearby attempting to steal itSee the Story
CRIME OF THE WEEK: Mischief, attempted vehicle theft
Elora · EloraTori van Tol was presented with the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Medal. She was honoured for her bravery following a fiery crash in front of her home last month. "It was a huge surprise," she told GuelphToday of getting the medal. "I didn't even know what to say. I had no words"See the Story
Mount Forest student honoured for saving driver's life
Guelph · GuelphThe event takes place on Dec. 3 at 7 p.m., with tickets priced at $20 for adults and $5 for students. Scrooge, Cratchit, Tiny Tim and all the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future will come to life. This is an evening which will bring laughter and tears.See the Story
Bah humbug! A Christmas Carol reading in Eden Mills
Soccer · QatarThe celebration of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar is just the latest reminder that soccer is the most popular sport in the world with great players earning top-tier salaries. But who are the wealthiest?See the Story
Richest soccer players in the world. Who tops the list?
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Elora · EloraTeeny Tiny Stories is a 30-episode series based on a book published by Skyler Hammond, a 26-year-old author from Elora. The stories were first posted to social media with ideas stemming from either writing prompts or exercises. The series airs on television but also on YouTube where the series has close to 300,000 views.See the Story
Elora author's tiny stories adapted into TVOkids show
World CupGuelph's Helen Fishburn had her flag taken away while attending the Canada-Belgium game. Muslim Society looking for $430K to help build community centre. $100K lottery win "exhilarating" experience for Guelph man Kevin Butler.See the Story
The Sunday Seven: GuelphToday's top stories from the past week
WholesomeEach year, the Bay Area Rescue Mission in Richmond serves Thanksgiving lunch and dinner to those in need. This Thanksgiving they served over 300 families. But they serve more than 1,000 meals each week. For those who show up on Thanksgiving, it may be the closest they will get to a sense of belonging.See the Story
'We are family': East Bay communities serve up meals with love on Thanksgiving
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
