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	Guelph, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Guelph is roughly 100 kilometres (60 mi) west of downtown Toronto at the intersection of Ontario provincial highway 6 and Ontario provincial highway 7.
		Guelph is also served by a growing library system composed of four branches and a bookmobile, a main branch located in the downtown core, and a bookmobile.
		Guelph City Council is responsible for policy and decision making, monitoring the operation and performance of the city, analyzing and approving budgets and determining spending priorities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guelph,_Ontario (2738 words)

	Real Estate Division - News Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Linamar is headquartered in Guelph with approximately 6,000 employees and is comprised of 30 facilities in several countries, including 19 located in Guelph.
		Guelph offers a small town feel, with big city services including a new performing arts centre, sports and entertainment centre, renowned music festivals, and a stable economy - all within easy reach of golf courses, nature trails and conservation areas.
		The County of Wellington complements this with gently rolling hills and wooded countryside, a myriad of recreational activities, and a choice of village, town or city living - all within an hour's drive of downtown Toronto.
	www.uoguelph.ca /realestate/news/2002Spring-gw/index.html (1353 words)

	The Drummonds
		Guelph and Wellington County have a rich and interesting history.
		Wellington County keeps its historical traditions alive and welcomes all to come and celebrate their roots.
		Guelph was founded in 1827 by John Galt of the Canada Company.
	www.guelphproperties.com /ShowResources.cfm?TypeOfPage=2&Page=1 (171 words)

	Guelph Greens
		Tracey pointed out the ‘unchecked growth of Guelph’ as being a major contributor to the tremendous increase in demand and he brings up some very good points and information.
		Guelph is in the same boat as it allowed the development of some of the cities most efficient and important water recharge areas, specifically the gated community known as The Village by The Arboretum.
		Many prominent people in Guelph warned of the future consequences but to no avail and VOILA!, look what we have, a proposal for a mega project to take care of a problem that could have been proactively avoided.
	www.guelphgreens.ca (713 words)

	Historic Wellington Building - Guelph City Realty Limited Corporate Office
		It succeeded the "old" Wellington which had been located at the southern end of the block from 1846 to 1876.
		Guelph contractor F.J. Chubb was responsible for the masonry work on the building; the architect was Victor Stewart who was active in Guelph during the 1870s.
		The "new" Wellington Hotel served the travelling public, under various owners, until July 1975 when a raging fire left the building without a roof and a with a sadly damaged interior.
	www.guelphcityrealty.com /wellington_building_history.html (339 words)

	GuelphWeb.Net - Guelph, Ontario, Canada
		Guelph is fed, principally, by Highway 6 from from Highway 401 and is within an hour's drive of Toronto, about one and one half hours from the Niagara region and about two hours from Buffalo, NY.
		Guelph, abundant in beautiful, well maintained architecture was established in 1827 and was named as a tribute to King George IV.
		Guelph is home to such world-class institutions such as The University of Guelph with its well known, Ontario Veterinary College (OVC).
	www.guelphweb.net (222 words)

	guelphmercury.com
		Guelph city council candidates Ken Morgan and Laura Baily are considering ways to have Monday night's ballot boxes opened up and recounted.
		Guelph city clerk Lois Giles was busy last week certifying voters who have opted to vote by proxy.
		4, 2006 - GUELPH -- As this term of council draws to a close, one thing hasn't changed since the current councillors took their seats three years ago -- Guelph is growing, and the City of Guelph will have to cope with it.
	www.guelphmercury.com /municipal_election2006 (3152 words)

	Mortgage News - Four Affordable Housing Projects Approved in Wellington - Guelph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GUELPH, Ontario, February 26, 2004 — Four projects that will create 94 units of affordable housing for low-income people in Wellington - Guelph were allocated more than $2.3 million under the Canada-Ontario Affordable Housing Program.
		"The County of Wellington, in conjunction with the City of Guelph, has taken the lead in providing financial assistance to new rental housing starts, and we are pleased that senior levels of government are supporting these critical housing projects," said Lynda White, Warden of Wellington County.
		Today's federal and provincial allocation will be complemented by more than $1.8 million in the County of Wellington and the City of Guelph's capital funding plus other municipal financial incentives, and $170,000 provided by non-profit organizations to help support the creation of this housing.
	www.canequity.com /mortgage-news/archive/2004/2004-02-26_CMHC-affordable_housing_guelph_ontario.stm (577 words)

	Historic Wellington County
		Guelph was founded in 1827 by John Galt on the banks of the Speed River.
		In creating Guelph in an unsettled block of wilderness, Galt acted on behalf of the Canada Company, a gigantic land speculation and settlement enterprise he'd successfully promoted in Britain.
		The name "Guelph" was chosen by John Galt to compliment the British royal family, whose ancestors had been associated with the Guelph party in its struggle with the Ghibellines for control of Italy and Germany from the 11th to the 14th centuries.
	www.wampumkeeper.com /wellingtoncounty.html (1485 words)

	COMMUNITY LIVING GUELPH WELLINGTON
		Community Living Guelph Wellington was founded in 1955 by parents of children with an intellectual disability and concerned citizens.
		Today, Community Living Guelph Wellington provides direct service to people who have an intellectual disability, are over the age of eighteen, and reside in Wellington County.
		Community Living Guelph Wellington is funded provincially by the Ministry of Community and Social Services and employs over 325 people to implement a variety of service options and aims to be responsive to the abilities and needs of people with an intellectual disability and their families.
	communitylinks.cioc.ca /details.asp?RSN=3191 (482 words)

	Guelph, Ontario Canada - The Royal City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Guelph was founded by John Galt in 1827 and named in honour of the British Royal Family.
		The University of Guelph is renowned in Canada and around the world as a research-intensive and learner-centred institution and for its commitment to open learning, internationalism and collaboration.
		The City of Guelph (pronounced gw%u011Blf) (2004 population 125,872, metropolitan population 155,635) is a city located in southwestern Ontario, Canada, roughly 100 kilometres west of downtown Toronto at the intersection of Ontario provincial highway 6 and Ontario provincial highway 7.
	www.squidoo.com /guelph (1204 words)

	Wellington County, Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GUELPH - At its annual inaugural meeting on December 7th, John Green, Mayor of Mapleton Township, was elected to the position of Warden by Wellington County Council.
		This is his second term as Warden for the County of Wellington.
		The votes are in from the County of Wellington November 13th election.
	www.county.wellington.on.ca (284 words)

	Genealogical Research
		Guelph: Wellington County Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society, 2002.
		For the City of Guelph there are plot records (transcriptions of office records associated with burials) and monumental inscriptions (transcriptions of words that appear on the gravestones in cemeteries) for Woodlawn Cemetery, as well as indexes and inscriptions for the Catholic cemeteries.
		Wellington County – 1851, 1861, and 1881 (Town and Township of Guelph are missing for1851)
	www.library.guelph.on.ca /localhistory/genealogy.cfm (820 words)

	Black History in Guelph and Wellington County
		The history of Blacks and Black communities in Guelph and Wellington County dates back to the earliest years of settlement by non First Nations peoples.
		It is a history of courage against great odds - of escapes to freedom from slavery in the United States, of attempts at both segregated and integrated communities, of achievements in education, agriculture, the arts, military, politics, and sports.
		The Guelph and Wellington project was guided by a community advisory committee consisting of participants from the Guelph and District Multicultural Centre, the Wellington County Board of Education, the University of Guelph History Department, the Wellington County Historical Society and volunteers of Guelph Museums.
	guelph.ca /museum/BlackHistory/index.htm (191 words)

	Crime Stoppers of Wellington County Inc. - Guelph, Fergus, Arthur, Mount-Forest and Wellington County Ontario
		The posters are primarily designed to promote awareness and to inform and remind people of their anonymity when they call in a tip to Crime Stoppers.
		Crime Stoppers of Wellington County is a community-based program that brings the public, media, and police together in a cooperative team effort to help solve crime.
		Crime Stoppers of Wellington County is a non-profit organization that is entirely funded by tax-deductible donations from the private and corporate sectors.
	www.crimestoppers-wellington.com (407 words)

	City of Guelph
		Guelph and Wellington County offer a wide variety of festivals and events for the whole family to partake in.
		During the fall season, Guelph and Wellington County offer a plethora of outdoor activities for all ages to enjoy!
		During the summer season Guelph and Wellington County offer a wide variety of unique specialty shops in their downtown areas.
	guelph.ca /visiting.cfm (225 words)

	Service & Support (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Alzheimer Society of Guelph Wellington has a mission to improve the quality of life for those with Alzheimer Disease or related dementias, their families and those who provide care, through support, information, advocacy, education and promotion of research.
		The Aids Committee of Guelph and Wellington County invites you to take a look here to find out more.
		Wellington Victim Services provides co-ordinated and initial services to victims of trauma and tragic circumstances.
	www.guelphonline.com /go-city/service&support.htm (393 words)

	CBC - Canada Votes 2004
		This southwestern Ontario riding is composed of the city of Guelph.
		In 1980, Guelph elected Liberal Jim Schroder and in 1984, PC William Winegard.
		Former chair of the Guelph and Wellington Housing Authority.
	www.cbc.ca /canadavotes2004/riding/134 (651 words)

	Guelph.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Guelph Historical Railway Association was founded in 1991 and is dedicated to the preservation of railway history.
		The GCBC is primarily, a Day Sailing Club operated by volunteers at Guelph Lake.
		Join the Guelph Model Railroad Society and enjoy the hobby of model railroading all year around with friends.
	www.guelph.com /links.cfm?categoryid=767 (280 words)

	Wellington-Guelph Community Portal - HomePage
		Wellington Guelph is a community that offers a place of interest for everyone, with a range of attractions to visit and many cultural events throughout the year that strengthen the community, making it one of the most eclectic regions in Ontario.
		Wellington Dufferin Guelph Health Unit will be offering free flu shots in November.
		Use the calendar below to jump into events in Wellington Guelph on the days that are of interest to you.
	www.wellingtonguelph.ca (154 words)

	Liz Sandals, M.P.P. - Guelph-Wellington
		Liz Sandals was elected to represent the Guelph - Wellington riding in October 2003.
		Following the births of their children, Richard and Allison, Liz returned to the University of Guelph to teach Computer Science.
		Liz grew up in Guelph and received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Guelph and a Master of Mathematics from the University of Waterloo.
	www.lizsandals.onmpp.ca /biography.htm (267 words)

	Guelph-Wellington
		Though generally part of the loose K-W conurbation, Guelph has also shown inclinations t/w being a just-over-the-905 outer Toronto satellite which, together with very congenial rural polls and an surprise absolute provincial PC majority for Brenda Elliott in '99, should give the Alliance cause for hope.
		More than likely Guelph will continue sending Brendas at both the provincial and federal level...
		This relatively conservative mix of mid-sized cities / farms /and commuters is likely to turn to the Alliance bigtime given lack of vote split with Tories.
	www.electionprediction.org /2000_federal/on/guelph-wellington.html (328 words)

	Welcome to Family & Children's Services of Guelph and Wellington County
		Welcome to Family and Children's Services of Guelph and Wellington County.
		We have been serving children in Guelph and Wellington County since 1893 and we are pleased to provide many services for children and families.
		This website is our opportunity to inform you about our agency and the services and programs we provide, and to show you how you can become involved.
	www.fcsguelphwellington.org (194 words)

	WCPSC - County of Wellington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In 2001 Bill Apsit, at the University of Guelph, built this website, based on Project Seven's WebTech™ Design Pack, and meetings with the WCPSC Public Relations / Human Resources sub-committee.
		The County of Wellington, with a population of 75,000, surrounds the City of Guelph and comprises seven municipalities: the Towns of Minto and Erin; and the Townships of Mapleton, Wellington North, Centre Wellington, Guelph-Eramosa, and Puslinch.
		One of its most notable buildings is the Wellington County Museum and Archives, a National Historic Site, recognized for its unique history as the oldest House of Industry in Canada.
	www.wcpsc.guelph.on.ca /members/countywell.htm (243 words)

	Guelph tenant resources and community information
		Guelph public housing, rent geared to income accomodations, and government benefits for the disadvantaged:
		Guelph and District Multicultural Centre, 214 Speedvale Avenue West, Unit 7, Guelph, (519) 836-2222
		Guelph Fire and Rescue, or for general inquiry calls (519) 824-6590 and for Fire Prevention inquiries call (519) 763-8111
	guelph.ontariotenants.ca (457 words)

	Alzheimer Society of Guelph Wellington Home Page
		The Alzheimer Society of Guelph Wellington is a member chapter (since 1987) of the Alzheimer Society of Ontario and has been serving Guelph and Wellington county since 1980.
		It is an excellent opportunity for individuals who have a strong commitment to the local community in Guelph and Wellington County and a keen interest in issues affecting the health of seniors and families.
		Interested candidates are invited to submit a letter detailing their interest and qualifications to: office@alzheimer.guelph.org or mail to 111 Macdonell Street, Guelph N1H 2Z7.
	www.alzheimer.guelph.org (272 words)

	Guelph YMCA - YWCA :: Financial Assistance
		The YMCA-YWCA of Guelph expects the same confidentiality of its assisted members.
		If you are interested in applying for Membership Assistance, please call or visit the Member Service desk at the Y. We will arrange a tour of the facility and set up a confidential interview appointment for you.
		The YMCA-YWCA of Guelph would like to acknowledge the support of the United Way Community Services of Guelph Wellington in funding approximately 3% of the cost of making subsidized memberships available.
	www.guelphy.org /Contribute/Membership/assistance.asp (329 words)

	Volunteer Centre of Guelph/Wellington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Community Information Guelph is a service that provides current information on topics such as community organizations and groups, human services, upcoming events and local government contacts.
		Promoting volunteerism and volunteer opportunities throughout the City of Guelph and the County of Wellington.
		The Volunteer Centre is proud to be a contributing partner to this new community portal.
	www.volunteerguelphwellington.on.ca (389 words)

	CBC - Canada Votes 2006 - Candidates and Ridings
		In 2004, parts of Eramosa and Puslinch townships outside the city limits were moved into neighbouring ridings and this riding was called Guelph again.
		He is involved in numerous charity and volunteer associations, including the Canadian Cancer Society, the Guelph and Wellington Distress Centre, the Rotary Club, United Way and Junior Achievement, among others.
		Education: Attended Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute and University of Western Ontario, MA in history at the University of Guelph and a B.Ed.
	www.cbc.ca /canadavotes/riding/134 (907 words)

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