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Richard Vivian

Richard Vivian

Richard Vivian is an award-winning journalist and longtime Guelph resident. He joined the GuelphToday team as assistant editor in 2020, largely covering municipal matters and general assignment duties

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Recent Work by Richard

Operational funds approved for supportive housing project

Operational funds approved for supportive housing project

With money now in place to provide services, 10 Shelldale set to open in June
Pre-emptive health monitoring program having ‘amazing’ impact

Pre-emptive health monitoring program having ‘amazing’ impact

Guelph-Wellington Community Paramedicine program saw 9,432 visits with Guelph and Wellington County patients last year
Former Erin mayor’s lawsuit against town dismissed

Former Erin mayor’s lawsuit against town dismissed

Lou Maieron sought to have property tax money returned to him in $75,000 lawsuit
Community Living day program to be restored, at least temporarily

Community Living day program to be restored, at least temporarily

Executive director says the province has committed to funding through the end of March, but no promise beyond that
Fired worker suing Centre Wellington for $200,000

Fired worker suing Centre Wellington for $200,000

Claims wrongful termination, breach of Human Rights Code
ICYMI: OPP pays $50,000 reward for tip that led to arrests in Lucas Shortreed case

ICYMI: OPP pays $50,000 reward for tip that led to arrests in Lucas Shortreed case

Discovery lead to convictions of David and Anastasia Halliburton
OPP pays $50,000 reward for tip that led to arrests in Lucas Shortreed case

OPP pays $50,000 reward for tip that led to arrests in Lucas Shortreed case

Discovery lead to convictions of David and Anastasia Halliburton
ICYMI: 'A race not a chase'? Puslinch man convicted for role in serious Guelph collision

ICYMI: 'A race not a chase'? Puslinch man convicted for role in serious Guelph collision

Puslinch's man found guilty of dangerous driving causing bodily harm and leaving the scene after the crash in incident that sent innocent teen to hospital
'A race not a chase'? Puslinch man convicted for role in serious Guelph collision

'A race not a chase'? Puslinch man convicted for role in serious Guelph collision

Puslinch's man found guilty of dangerous driving causing bodily harm and leaving the scene after the crash in incident that sent innocent teen to hospital
City considers moving historic Puslinch home it owns

City considers moving historic Puslinch home it owns

Carter-Caulfield farmhouse could be relocated on same property, then lot severed and sold
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