Being a writer is difficult and is not for the faint of heart
Writing is a lonely profession, and also comes with rejection, criticism and even depression.
Author: Jaime Murdock
REVIEW: Crown Of Feathers’ multiple perspectives don’t enhance reader’s experience
The fantasy novel by Nicki Pau Preto does succeed, however, in telling an engaging tale about phoenixes and ‘animage,’ writes Jaime Murdock.
Guelph EcoMarket asks citizens to consider their climate-change footprint
From environmentally friendly cleaning products to political movements, every effort makes a difference, volunteers say.
Election season is here. Condors, are you ready? Time to get informed.
Students can vote for the next set of CSI directors from April 1-5 through various means: in person, online or via student email.
VIDEO: Hearthstone team from Guelph moves on to the next round
The university team is playing for a chance to win tuition money in a competition hosted by Tespa, a collegiate esports organization.
AUDIO: First steps taken toward new student mental health strategy
A Kitchener consulting firm, Overlap Associates, is conducting one-on-one interviews with staff and students during March.
Conestoga Cares: College unveils new student mental health strategy
As demand for services grows, the college is seeking new ways of reducing stigmas and creating a more supportive environment.
AUDIO: How a simple handbag sends a message of hope
Heart-filled Handbags was a three-week initiative through which Guelph-area residents supported residents of a local shelter. An annual fundraising gala is coming up in April.
VIDEO: Museum exhibit explores impact of brewing industry on Guelph
Experts say automation and new technologies are behind the renaissance of an industry that has always been part of the history of the Royal City.
Two Guelph students bring their sizzling business to Dragons’ Den
Don’t feel like cleaning that outdoor barbecue? For these guys, greasy grills serve up hot profits.
The controversy around ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’
As the holidays approach most people are spending a lot more time in shopping centres than usual, listening to the same 10 Christmas songs that are overplayed each season. But one song is missing from the roster this year.
For some consumers, vegan diets are THE environmental choice
Those who have adopted vegan diets say that, while their choice is not for everyone, it may be the most effective way of saving the planet.
Using art and the creative process to deal with mental-health challenges
Art Not Shame grew out of one family’s experience with grief and loss, but now touches the lives of people in at least seven Ontario communities.
Guelph Film Festival lights up community consciousness
The week-long event, led this year by Kimber Sider, advocates for social justice, the environment and community building.
