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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

U of G Marks Powley Day with Métis Flag Raising and Cultural Workshop Sept. 19 September 18, 2019

On Sept. 19, U of G will fly the Métis flag in recognition of Powley Day. The day marks the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision to recognize Métis harvesting rights as protected under the Constitution. Powley Day programming starts at 10 a.m. in front of the University Centre and includes: Remarks from the Grand River […]

Jenna Hennessy

U of G Has a “Supervillain” Grad September 18, 2019

Chase Tang is becoming a supervillain – at least, a fictional one. The soon-to-be villainous star of the Netflix superhero series Jupiter’s Legacy says the University of Guelph had a “massive influence” on his ability to pursue his dreams. “Without the support and everything I acquired in the years I was at the University of […]

Rob O'Flanagan

Urban Ecology Expert Speaks With Toronto Star September 17, 2019

Prof. Faisal Moola, from the Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics, spoke to the Toronto Star for an article about the city of Toronto’s adoption of a citywide pollinator protection strategy and declaration of an official bee. The article noted that cities like Toronto are beginning to recognize that they can and must play a […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Expert Speaks With CBC About Ticks in the Fall September 17, 2019

Prof. Katie Clow from the Department of Population Medicine at U of G’s Ontario Veterinary College spoke with CBC Kitchener about how the fall should not be considered the end of tick season. Clow explained that October and November is peak time for adult ticks because the air is cooler and the moisture they love […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Femicide Researcher Makes National Headlines September 17, 2019

Prof. Myrna Dawson spoke to Macleans about the problem of tracking domestic violence and why it’s still so difficult to calculate the number of women and girls dying or experiencing violence at the hands of an intimate partner, spouse or relative. She said because there is no domestic violence, family violence or femicide criminal offence […]

Angela Mulholland

2019 President’s and Chancellors’ Scholarships Awarded September 16, 2019

Thirteen incoming undergraduate students at the University of Guelph received top entrance awards during the 2019 scholar awards ceremony held on campus Aug. 30. Seven students received President’s Scholarships, which recognize high school achievements, leadership abilities, and citizenship activities. Three students received Chancellors’ Scholarships honouring current and former U of G chancellors and awarded for […]

Linda Marciniak

New York Times Seeks Input of U of G Sports Business Expert September 16, 2019

Business professor Norm O’Reilly spoke to The New York Times about the Toronto Raptors’ decision to become the first NBA team to introduce team-branded hijabs. The move is considered an effort to be more inclusive to fans of all cultures, with the team saying the athletic apparel was “inspired by those brave enough to change […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G Expert Discusses Indigenous Voter Turnout September 16, 2019

Prof. Brittany Luby of U of G’s Department of History spoke with Global News about what’s needed to ensure more Indigenous people can vote in the upcoming federal election. The article noted that Indigenous voter turnout spiked by 15 per cent in the 2015 election, with some First Nations communities running out of ballots. Luby commented […]

Angela Mulholland

U of G History Prof Discusses Fluoridation Debate September 16, 2019

Why is water fluoridation such a source of controversy for many people? That was the question U of G Prof. Catherine Carstairs of the Department of History was asked by Buzzfeed News in a new article about how legitimate research into the possible health effects of fluoridation is being thwarted by loud anti-fluoride campaigns. Carstairs […]

Angela Mulholland

Event-Packed Day Planned for Homecoming 2019 September 16, 2019

The University of Guelph will see plenty of activity during Homecoming 2019, with a roster of events aimed at attracting and keeping students on campus Sept. 28. Johnston Green will be transformed into “Gryphon Park” for the occasion, with student events taking place from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The event will offer inflatable obstacle […]

Lori Bona Hunt