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Santana Bellantoni

Santana Bellantoni

Santana Bellantoni is a graduate of Carleton University’s journalism program. She was born and raised in Canada’s capital, Ottawa. As a general assignment reporter for GuelphToday she is looking to discover the communities, citizens and quirks that make Guelph a vibrant city.

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Recent Work by Santana

Canadian boxer inspires at Guelph Youth Symposium

Canadian boxer inspires at Guelph Youth Symposium

Mandy Bujold, Canadian boxer, spoke to students about overcoming obstacles and meeting their goals
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Guelph charity to auction off signed Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce jersey

Guelph charity to auction off signed Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce jersey

The jersey will be up for auction this Saturday at the Guelph Curling Club
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Guelph Humane Society seeks owner of wandering peacock

Guelph Humane Society seeks owner of wandering peacock

Peacock was captured Sunday at a turkey farm in Belwood after being seen over the past week
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Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Processing grief through a wind phone connected to nowhere can be found just outside Guelph
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ICYMI: Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

ICYMI: Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Processing grief through a wind phone connected to nowhere can be found just outside Guelph
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Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Processing grief through a wind phone connected to nowhere can be found just outside Guelph
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UGDSB makes it official: College Heights to become an alternative education centre

UGDSB makes it official: College Heights to become an alternative education centre

Board finalizes previously-reported plan that includes phasing out Grade 9 and 10 at College Heights
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Family's grocery bill to go up $702 next year: U of G research

Family's grocery bill to go up $702 next year: U of G research

The Canada's Food Price Report used AI technology to predict the rising cost of groceries next year won't be quite as bad as this year
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ICYMI: New online tool connects hospital patients with their health records

ICYMI: New online tool connects hospital patients with their health records

The Guelph Wellington Ontario Health Team hopes as many people sign up for ConnectMyHealth as possible
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ICYMI: 'Broga' is more than a physical practice of yoga for men

ICYMI: 'Broga' is more than a physical practice of yoga for men

Men-only yoga classes provide a space for men to relax
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