Graeme McNaughton is a politics reporter for the Mercury Tribune, with his content also being featured in the Toronto Star and the Waterloo Region Record. He focuses on local news in Canada, particularly in Ontario and Guelph, covering topics such as affordable housing, political campaigns, and the impact of COVID-19 on the community.
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Graeme's coverage primarily centers around local news, particularly stories related to government and politics, crime, health, and community issues in Guelph. His focus on announcements from governmental bodies suggests he may be most responsive to pitches that offer insights or commentary on local policy changes or initiatives.
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By: Graeme McNaughton
Council votes to maintain province's zoning changes to 280 Clair Rd. W., where Home Opportunities is looking to build nearly 1,000 new homes
With Lloyd Longfield having already announced he would not be running for a fourth term, Ward 6 councillor looks to run for Liberals in next election
By: Graeme Mcnaughton
While wastewater testing levels are at their highest in more than a year, COVID-related hospitalizations and deaths are well below what was seen this time last year
By: Graeme McNaughton
Wastewater testing indicates COVID-19 is circulating widely in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health. With the holiday season just around the corner, Dr. Matthew Tenenbaum, associate medical officer of health for Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health, recommends those who aren't up to date on their vaccinations to catch up, wear masks indoors and staying home if you don't feel well. Andrea Piacquadio/Pexels
By: Graeme Mcnaughton
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health says number of complaints, referrals, and requests regarding tobacco and vaping in 2023 is more than the last five years put together
By: Graeme Mcnaughton
City's parks GM says "remaining within the approved budget will be a key priority"
By: Graeme Mcnaughton
The mid-19th century remains, many from poorer people, may provide clues as to what life was like for these early settlers
By: Graeme Mcnaughton
City of Guelph heading into 2024 still uncertain whether province will make up for changes that will leave city nearly a quarter billion dollars short for infrastructure
A downtown shelter is looking to more than double the number of beds it can provide to those who have no place else to go.
By: Graeme Mcnaughton
Guthrie reaffirms commitment to reopen city budget if provincial legislation leads to fewer costs for municipalities; 2024 will see 'community discussion' on downtown encampments, safe public spaces bylaw
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