Mike Hodges is a journalist based in Guelph, Canada, and writes for Global News. With a focus on local news, Mike covers a range of topics including crime, accidents, legal cases, and community events. His articles provide up-to-date information on incidents and developments happening in and around Guelph.
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Mike Hodges focuses on covering local crime stories, including thefts, assaults, and police-related incidents in Guelph. He predominantly reports breaking news and evolving stories related to crime.
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By: Mike Hodges
Guelph-Wellington Women in Crisis is remembering the 35th anniversary of the École Polytechnique massacre and the lives lost to femicide.
By: Mike Hodges
Guelph Storm co-owner and president Scott Walker is an inductee of the Syracuse Hockey Hall of Fame.
United Way's Novemburger campaign didn't let anyone go hungry as it filled several tummies and raised over $20,000. The funds will go towards local food insecurity programs.
By: Mike Hodges
The Rutherford Conservatory building at the University of Guelph will be demolished.
By: Mike Hodges
Guelph police have been cracking down on drug use and associated criminal behaviour. Late last month, police said two deaths in the downtown were linked to possible illicit drug use.
By: Mike Hodges
Several of United Way Guelph Wellington Dufferin's community programs are potentially at risk of losing funding.
The Alzheimer Society of Waterloo Wellington is in need of donations. This time of year is the organization's largest push for fundraising.
By: Mike Hodges
Olivia topped the province's list for most popular girl names in 2023, but it was runner up to Sophia in Kitchener. Mila and Henry were also welcomed into the top 10 list.
The students rehearsed for more than 60 hours ahead of their performance with Eric Whitacre, the Grammy-award winning choral composer, at Carnegie Hall in November.
By: Mike Hodges
Just days remain in the Guelph Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle campaign. Over $290,000 has been raised as the Christmas Eve deadline approaches.
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