Guelph

You know what? Uh, uh, well, you're exactly right.

I, I, I remember, and this, I'm going way back, but I was coaching, uh, junior hockey, O- O was in Guelph probably at the time, and, uh, we had Bryan Berard, and he, he was the first overall pick, was gonna be the first overall pick that year out of, out of junior hockey, Detroit Junior Red Wings, and, and he was, he was a phenom at the time.

Um, you know, a similar type of characteristics, up the ice all the time.

And I, I remember we were playing out of Joe Louis Arena, and the Red Wings would practice after us.

But maybe he'll-

Yeah, I think he'll be with Guelph this year again.

Yeah.

So I think he still has one more year of junior hockey to continue his development, but so far so good.

Right.

So yeah, Hopkins, he's, he's already going.

He's just gonna miss the weekend and go in there and get a quick two games in, get a shower, and get back to Guelph and, uh, yeah.

So Tyler Hopkins, I, I'm excited to see what he has in store.

Vinodrai said medium and small centers focused on sectors targeted by Trump are much more vulnerable to community-shaking job losses and business closures.

They include southern Ontario hubs for aluminum products, including Guelph and Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge.

U of T ranks cities' vulnerability by estimated percentage of employees directly exposed to tariffs.

Drummondville, Quebec, heavily reliant on manufacturing steel products, aluminum fabrication, machinery, and furniture, tops the list with eighteen-point-seven percent exposure.

Also in the top ten, Chilliwack, BC, agriculture and manufacturing, Windsor for automaking and cross-border trade, Guelph, Brantford, manufacturing including the Rouston hockey stick factory, Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo, Greater Sudbury for natural resources and manufacturing, Trois-Rivières, aluminum, forestry, and agriculture, Abbotsford Mission, BC for manufacturing and wood products, and Saguenay, Quebec for dairy, including cheese.

Vinodrai said Canadian buy local campaigns can help soften the tariffs' blow, but mapping the impacts drives home the need for all parts of Canada to, as much as possible, reduce their reliance on the U.S. market.

Many businesses are in tightly integrated markets, and it takes time to unwind them from American partners and markets, she said.

There always is.

So I was really lucky to, my grandparents lived in Guelph and my uncle lived in Guelph.

So We went and I did a summer out in Guelph and I played on an AU team, the water, the wild Hawks had an unbelievable experience.

I, it's not that I didn't love the provincial team experience, but like, like you said, there's always like some politics involved.

And even though I love going and watch my brothers, I don't think they had the best experience.

Even though I moved provinces, still ineligible because we didn't move with our mom.

So we moved with a family.

And Guelph is obviously close to Waterloo there.

During the last few weeks of Queen Anne's reign, the heir was prayed for in the liturgy of the Church of England as the Duke of Brunswick, a petition substituted for that for the Princess Sophia.

The House of Brunswick was of noble origin, tracing itself back to a certain Guelph D'Este, nickname the Robust, son of an Italian nobleman who had been seeking his fortunes in Germany.

Guelph married Judith, widow of the English king Harold, who fell on the hill of Senlac, pierced in the eye, when the English were routed in the Battle of Hastings.

One of Guelph's descendants later married Maud, the daughter of King Henry II, probably the most powerful king in Europe of his day, at whose persuasion the emperor conferred on the Guelphs the Duchy of Brunswick.

The son of this marriage became for a short time emperor, at a time when the Guelphs gained the upper hand in Germany, and fourteenth in descent from this same marriage is Ernest Augustus, first elector of Brunswick-Lüneburg.

More than once the territories of the House of Brunswick were divided, and sometimes into several fragments, but by failure of heirs the parts were reunited.

The story is told that the grandfather of Ernest Augustus, by name Duke William the Pious, had seven sons, who seeing that if the territories were subdivided their influence would vanish, agreed that one only of them should marry, and that the dice selected his son George.

I'm 18 years old from Cornwall.

I want to be a veterinarian, so I'm a first-year animal biology student at the University of Guelph.

I've been volunteering at the rescue farm for a couple years now, I think.

I kind of got dragged into it because I started doing hay, and then it was kind of like, well, once you start doing hay, you're never getting out.

That's tough.

So, yeah.

Yeah, but she goes to Guelph too, so we'll see each other throughout the year for sure.

Good,

Next up, Paul Miller.

51-year-old Paul Miller, an experienced hiker and outdoorsman from Guelph, Ontario, Canada, went missing on July 13, 2018, while vacationing with his wife, Stephanie.

Paul told Stephanie he was going for one more hike in Joshua Tree National Park on the 49 Palms Oasis Trail before they began their journey home.

He left without his cell phone, which Stephanie said was typical.

Absolutely.

And Sapporo actually bought Sleeman's back in 2006 out of Guelph, Ontario.

And so Ontarians are and actually bought Mill Street as well, downtown Toronto.

Oh, I didn't know that.

I was still living in Ontario where I went up and down the 401 and went to every radio station.

between like Guelph, my hometown, and Kingston.

Every small town station and just went in and introduced myself.

And it was good in terms of building networking, but good luck going into almost any place of business and expecting to get face-to-face with a manager of any kind.