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Join us at the North East Water Supply Municipal Class Environmental Assessment open house on November 10
Guelph, Ont., October 29, 2025 – Guelph’s population is growing and the City of Guelph is studying whether our local water resources can meet expected demand, particularly in northeast area of Guelph. A Municipal Class Environmental Assessment will evaluate longer term water supply capacity in the northeast area of Guelph. This includes studying ways to…
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City’s Outside Water Use Program moves to Level 2 Red
No lawn watering and at-home car washing allowed Guelph, Ont., August 13 2025 – In response to recent dry weather and insufficient amounts of rainfall, the City is changing watering restrictions from level 1 yellow to level 2 red of the Outside Water Use Program. At level 2 red, lawn watering and car washing are…
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Well testing to begin June 23 between Laird Road West and Forestell Road
As part of the Southwest Guelph Water Supply Class Environmental Assessment, the City of Guelph will begin testing at a City owned Guelph South (GSTW1-20) Test Well which is located between Laird Road West and Forestell Road. What you need to know Why is the well being tested The City of Guelph is pursuing a…
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Correction: One Water Journey: Indigenous Perspectives with Gimaa (Chief) Stacey Laforme
Correction (May 9, 2025): The public notice is being updated to correct information in the original version, which stated: “The One Water Journey encourages us to think about our connections with water, land, and each other. Guelph is located on the traditional lands of the Attiwonderonk (Neutral), and the Treaty Lands of the Mississaugas of…
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How do you use water in your home?
The City of Guelph is participating in the 3rd Residential End Uses of Water Study, and we would like your input. The Residential End Uses of Water Study, Version 3 (REUWS 3) survey is being conducted by Flume Inc on behalf of the Water Research Foundation. As part of this project, the City of Guelph…