Mark Pare is a journalist based in Guelph, Canada, with a focus on local news and community events. He writes for various publications, including Shawarma G, USA Job Vacancies - Daily Updates, and BarrieToday. Mark covers a wide range of topics, from crime and justice to sports and cultural happenings, providing readers with informative and engaging articles about the Guelph area.
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Guelph, Canada (Local)
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Mark Pare's coverage focuses on local events, sports, crime, community news and government announcements in the Guelph area of Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports, books and crime.
If you have information about local events or initiatives happening in Guelph that align with his coverage themes such as sports events, local book launches or community gatherings, it could be valuable to reach out to Mark. Additionally, if you are knowledgeable about local crime concerns or developments related to family matters within Guelph that would resonate with the readership he serves.
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Happened early morning Saturday in the Alma/Crimea streets area
But stolen property not recovered
Police overtime is about $291,000 over its budget for 2024, as of Sept. 30
Demolition and infrastructure work isn't scheduled until at least 2027
Response times to the highest priority calls have gone up by over a minute in the first six months of the year
A man arrested last week for allegedly cutting internet and phone cables at downtown businesses is back behind bars.
Online course focused on Swift's impact on the world launching at University of Guelph in January
Share via Text Message Chancellor's Way was packed for Homecoming, with thousands of students partying on the street. Taylor Pace / GuelphToday file photo
Over 35 arrests made in last three weeks on CDSA offenses - many released with warnings and referrals
Guelph police are investigating after a trailer was stolen from one business and later recovered behind another.
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