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• Lloyd Longfield, MP Guelph
• Dr. Kirby Calvert on Community Energy Planning
• Social housing cooperative gets a lot greener
• Guelph faith-based institutions lead the way on solar adoption
• Guelph residential development helps set zero-carbon building standard
• Sleeman Centre gets a lighting facelift
• County applies for more vehicle charging stations
• City wins FCM's Sustainable Community Award
• Savings from LED traffic signals exceed Guelph's expectations
• Deep retrofit upgrade makes Guelph home as good as new
• Guelph hospitals get provincial funds for energy efficiency improvements
• The next chapter for the CEI
• Net Zero Carbon: What does it mean?
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• Scoping 1-2-3
• I've seen the light
• One hop is better than two
• Keeping mobile in a lockdown
• Keeping mobile in a lockdown II: Karma arrives
• Pedalling toward a yummy, sunny future
• Adding up the COVID pros and cons
• The Downtown Dining District: An open letter to the City
• Local Climate Banks: A way to pay for climate action
• Knowing where to look
• The many faces of zero
• Somebody Else's Problem
• People power meets market muscle
• Letters from 2025, Part I: Yvonne
• Letters from 2025, Part II: Jyothi
• Letters from 2025, Part III: Trudy
• Canada’s buildings are a climate drag – can they pick up the pace? (Dianne Saxe guest blog)
• Bluewater Energy leads the way to a sustainable future
• Faces of OEG - David Estill has gone with the wind
• UA wants you to fly the electric skies
• STORMWELL RWH blames it on the rain
• Press release: Poll shows climate is Guelph voters top issue
• Guelph's got game
• Cites Race to Zero: Talking targets, taking action
• A garage-shaped white elephant