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nitro June 25, 2019

Car Racing 101: How to Protect Your Sports Car

nitro February 17, 2020

A high-performance car is an exciting purchase due to the performance, handling, and thrill of driving. But… A supercar comes with higher running costs such as inflated road tax and insurance premium, larger parts and … Continue reading Car Racing 101: How to Protect Your Sports Car →

Rowing Work Out for Vintage Car Owner’s

nitro September 9, 2019

Are you a proud owner of vintage cars? What do you do to keep fit and also to stay focused on the wheel for the upcoming car competition? Do you know that your level of … Continue reading Rowing Work Out for Vintage Car Owner’s →

Cleaning guide for sports cars – inside and out

nitro October 29, 2018

This article will teach you why it is best to wash your car yourself to get an excellent result. For those without a yard, there is the possibility of removing your vehicle in front of … Continue reading Cleaning guide for sports cars – inside and out →

WELDING FOR A CAR

nitro October 22, 2018

Car welding is the process of fixing, repairing or amending some car components or the body by welding. Car welding is a necessary trade today to care for cars. WHY CAR WELDING? There are various … Continue reading WELDING FOR A CAR →

Do Car Racers Need To Workout?

nitro May 13, 2018

Working out requires a lot of hard work but it has many benefits that allow the body to sustain a lot more than expected. When one works out they not only build endurance, they increase … Continue reading Do Car Racers Need To Workout? →

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nitro June 24, 2017

U of G News

U of G Athletes Excel at Recent Competitions February 24, 2020

University of Guelph athletes have excelled in recent days, reaching the podium numerous times in track and field, winning national wrestling medals and advancing in playoff competition in men’s hockey. For the fourth straight year, the men’s and women’s teams won the Ontario University Athletics track and field championships held Feb. 21-22 at York University. […]

Rob O'Flanagan

CBC Speaks with U of G Expert on Indigenous-Led Conservation February 24, 2020

Prof. Faisal Moola, Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics, spoke to CBC North on efforts to reform Canadian conservation policies and practices to recognize the important knowledge of Indigenous peoples For years, Moola said, traditional Indigenous land use practices for maintaining healthy ecosystems have been dismissed or ignored by mainstream science, but that has begun […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Response to Discussion on Well-Being of Our Students February 21, 2020

The recent media focus on the University and the Athletics Department has served as an opportunity to have a valuable discussion, and we believe now is the time to move that discussion forward. To begin, we want to reiterate that we do not tolerate sexual violence or harassment of anyone within our community. In 2018 […]

Deirdre Healey

Nominate Someone Remarkable for a 2020 President’s Award for Exemplary Staff Service February 19, 2020

Do you know someone who has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence and has exceeded the expectations of their normal employment responsibilities? Nominate that staff member for a 2020 President’s Award for Exemplary Staff Service. Employees selected receive $2,000* and are recognized during an annual community event. Teams share the cash prize. Five award categories […]

Jenna Hennessy

Political Science Chair Speaks to Globe and Mail on Judicial Appointments February 19, 2020

Prof. Troy Riddell, chair of the Department of Political Science, spoke to The Globe and Mail for an article about allegations of Liberal involvement in judicial appointments. Riddell commented that wide partisan input is not unusual in appointment decisions but it is important to know which percentage of recommended appointments are actually selected. Riddell has long […]

Angela Mulholland

Sports Business Scholar Discusses Winnipeg Jets with CBC February 19, 2020

Prof. Norman O’Reilly, School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management, spoke to CBC Winnipeg about the declining demand for Winnipeg Jets tickets and what it means for the franchise. O’Reilly commented that True North Sports and Entertainment is likely only breaking even on the team these days. But he added that he thinks True North majority […]

Angela Mulholland

CBC Speaks to U of G Tourism Expert About Coronavirus Effects February 19, 2020

Prof. Marion Joppe, School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management, spoke to CBC News Toronto about the effects the new coronavirus is beginning to have on the Canadian economy. Joppe noted that China is a key source of tourism to Canada, accounting for more than 700,000 visits to such destinations as Niagara Falls, Toronto and […]

Angela Mulholland

Insects, Seaweed and Lab-Grown Meat Could Be the Foods of the Future February 19, 2020

Novel foods are a crucial part of the solution to the food crisis. By Prof. Evan Fraser, director of the Arrell Food Institute and Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security; Alesandros Glaros, Emily Duncan and Lisa Ashton, PhD candidates, Department of Geography, Environment & Geomatics

Angela Mulholland

Supporting U of G Student-Reservists Aim of Proposed Initiative February 19, 2020

Bringing peace of mind to University of Guelph students serving in the Canadian Forces is the aim of a proposal that would offer these students academic accommodations. The Serving Scholars initiative will be the first of its kind in Ontario and unique in its focus on reservists. There are at least 30 U of G […]

Angela Mulholland

Concussion Concerns Remain Five Years After the Death of NHL Player Steve Montador February 19, 2020

Is the NHL taking the concussion issue seriously enough, wonders Prof. Timothy Dewhirst, Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies, Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics in a new commentary.

Angela Mulholland