Taylor Pace is a journalist based in Guelph, Canada, with a focus on local news. Taylor's work has appeared in various publications, including The Trillium, USA Job Vacancies - Daily Updates, BarrieToday, and Shawarma G. With a passion for investigative reporting and community journalism, Taylor covers a wide range of topics, from local events and business profiles to issues of social and political importance.
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Guelph, Canada (Local)
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Encampment residents and neighbours alike are on edge with new encampment locations
Encampment residents and neighbours alike are on edge with new encampment locations
Paul Sauve bought his first hearse in 2012. Ever since then, his life has been filled with the macabre
Paul Sauve bought his first hearse in 2012. Ever since then, his life has been filled with the macabre
The More than Meals campaign was launched by a group of community organizations wanting to address service gaps in the community
Pumpkins get one last promenade in The Ward
Encampment residents and neighbours alike are on edge with new encampment locations
By: Taylor Pace
Mary Rife has been fixing and selling bicycles for charity for the last 14 years, raising over $25,000 last year alone
By: Taylor Pace
Paul Sauve bought his first hearse in 2012. Ever since then, his life has been filled with the macabre
Around 25 graffiti artists got together Saturday to beautify the wall behind 27 Cardigan St.
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