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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A march against gender-based violence is happening on Thursday in downtown Guelph.
By: Mike Hodges
The concept would see a new rail line on Pinebush Road in Cambridge travel to Guelph Central Station where passengers can transfer to Union Station in Toronto.
CJOY A Reconciliation Walk is taking place on Sunday in Guelph so residents can learn more about Canada's Indigenous history.
By: Mike Hodges
Contract negotiations broke down last week before the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1189 filed a no-board report with the Ministry of Labour.
By: Mike Hodges, Taylor Swift
Service disruptions could happen as early as the start of November, but riders will receive a three day-notice prior to any direct strike action from the ATU. Matt Carty / Global News
By: Mike Hodges
Youth will be gathering in Elora to learn about housing advocacy and essential skilled trades to build homes. Habitat for Humanity's Hands On For Housing goes from Nov. 6 to 8.
The new agreement addresses issues for both sides, such as workload and compensation. The University of Guelph and faculty union ratified a new deal, effective through June 2027.
Dianne Finnigan owns the Dirty Seahorse, creating comfortable and safe workwear for her daughter, Chantel, along with other women in the skilled trades industry.
The City of Guelph is moving forward with ATU 1189 on a new collective agreement. The new deal covers a three-year period from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2027.
Woods (center) co-designed the course with Robert Michael Edwards, another professor at the U of G. It's a virtual 12-week program and it goes from January to April.
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