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The BEST LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR Engine SOUNDS

nitro June 25, 2019

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

Sports Business Scholar Discusses Sports Mascots and Dancers October 23, 2019

Prof. Norman O’Reilly, School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management, spoke to The Deseret News about all the stops sports teams now pull to lure fans to attend live games. From team dancers and timeout music, to mascots, T-shirt cannons and one-shot competitions, professional sports teams now rely on the down time inherent in any […]

Angela Mulholland

Political Sciences Prof Discusses PPC With National Post October 23, 2019

Prof Tamara Small, Department of Political Science, spoke to the National Post about the viability of the People’s Party of Canada, which fared poorly in this week’s federal election. Small commented that most Canadians take the idea of multiculturalism seriously –at least in English Canada– and the PPC, headed by former Conservative Maxime Bernier, may […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Builds On Environmental Expertise With New Institute October 23, 2019

Tackling the world’s environmental problems through innovation and interdisciplinary collaborations is the focus of a new institute at the University of Guelph. The Guelph Institute for Environmental Research (GIER) will build on the University’s expertise in the environment and sustainability by bringing together researchers from diverse fields. “GIER includes researchers from all seven colleges at […]

Rob O'Flanagan

The Physics of Fighting Wildfire: Grad Leads Fire Attack in B.C. October 22, 2019

A University of Guelph grad leading the fight against wildfires in southern British Columbia is finding that his physics degree has come in handy. In recent years, Bryce Moreira’s job as aviation specialist with the Kamloops Fire Centre has been intensely demanding, given the highly combustible conditions in B.C.’s forests. But Moreira, 29, says he […]

Rob O'Flanagan

Changes in UC Food Court: Resetting the table October 21, 2019

Your dining choices can help create a greener campus. The recent Waste Free Ontario Act requires broader public sector institutions – including universities – to divert waste from landfill systems into compostable waste streams. Hospitality Services has introduced three new sustainability initiatives in the University Centre food court to support the Act and help us […]

Jenna Hennessy

Rabies Expert Speaks to CBC About Avoiding Infection October 21, 2019

Prof. Scott Weese from U of G’s Ontario Veterinary College spoke to CBC Windsor about the risks of contracting rabies from wild animals such as raccoons and skunks. Many residents in Windsor are worried about a spike in rabies cases in nearby Michigan, with several rabid skunks discovered. Weese, Department of Pathobiology, said the risk […]

Angela Mulholland

She’s Got Game Campaign Reaches $1-Million Mark October 18, 2019

More than $1 million has been raised for the She’s Got Game initiative for gender equity and advancing women in sport at the University of Guelph. Since it began in October 2018, the initiative has attracted support from more than 100 donors and sponsors. She’s Got Game is intended to ensure equal access for women […]

Angela Mulholland

Food Science Experts Discuss Recent Recalls With CP October 18, 2019

Prof. Lawrence Goodridge and Keith Warriner, Department of Food Science, spoke with The Canadian Press about what’s behind the recent spike in food recalls. They said the recalls are not a sign that there are more problems in the food supply, but are the result of a more vigilant food investigation body and better testing […]

Angela Mulholland

History Prof Discusses Nasty Election Campaigns With CBC October 18, 2019

Is this federal election campaign the nastiest ever? So asked a CBC.ca article this week, with the writer turning to Prof. Matthew Hayday for insight. Hayday, from the Department of History, cited two other campaigns he thought were better examples of “gutter politics”: 1917 and 1993. “To me, those campaigns were far worse than anything […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Expert Discusses Religious Grounds of Vaccine Hesitancy October 18, 2019

Prof. Maya Goldenberg, Department of Philosophy, spoke to The Canadian Press about whether there are merits to vaccination objections that are based on religious or philosophical grounds. The article appeared on CBC.ca, CTVNews.ca and elsewhere. Toronto Public Health is petitioning the Ontario government to stop allowing schoolchildren to be exempted from vaccination requirements due to […]

Angela Mulholland