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report released on Wednesday from Ontario’s financial accountability officer (FAO) shows Guelph’s employment in 2021 returned to levels seen prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.The Royal City is among only a handful of major cities in the province that can make that claim, with the others being London, Peterborough, Toronto and the Ottawa-Gatineau area. Ontario’s labour market rebounds to pre-pandemic levels but recovery uneven, report shows In the report, the financial watchdog points to gains in professional, scientific and technical services that helped Guelph’s employment rise above the pre-pandemic level by 1.3 per cent.Executive director of the Workforce Planning Board of Waterloo Wellington Dufferin Charlene Hofbauer said it is clear that Guelph’s labour market is rebounding faster than the province.“Guelph seemed to be a little different than the rest of the province going into the pandemic and even the year before the pandemic.

COVID-19 throwing a wrench-shaped candy cane into Guelph’s Santa Claus parade plans, the big man in the red suit is not letting the kids down and will still be arriving in the Royal City.The Downtown Guelph Business Association, which hosts the annual parade, announced on Tuesday that they have partnered with the Rotary Club to add Santa Claus to another annual event — Sparkles in the Park. Cambridge cancels Santa Claus parades due to COVID-19 pandemic The impressive light show at Riverside Park has been organized by the Rotary Club for over 25 years.

coronavirus on Tuesday, bringing the city’s total to 375.In two weeks, the Royal City has added 45 cases, while 47 have recovered from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. 83 students, 10 teachers from Guelph school forced to self-isolate due to COVID-19 Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health reported 339 resolved cases, which is five more from Monday.

coronavirus on Monday, bringing the city’s total to 372.In two weeks, the Royal City has added 53 cases, while 51 people have recovered from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. How to help your kids get through a COVID-19 test Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health reported 334 resolved cases in the city on Monday and the death toll has remained unchanged at 11 since June.There are 24 active cases in Guelph, which is an increase by one from Friday when the numbers were last reported.

coronavirus on Tuesday, bringing the city’s total to 353.The Royal City has added 23 cases in the last seven days, while 21 people have recovered from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. Abe Erb Brewing shuts down after 6 years Public health reported 313 resolved cases and the death toll has remained unchanged at 11 since June.That means there are 26 active cases in the city.

coronavirus on Thursday, bringing the city’s total to 284 confirmed cases.There are currently 24 active cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, in the Royal City. It’s a major jump from the five active cases that were reported a week ago on Sept.

Civic Holiday or the August long weekend, Guelph residents will be celebrating John Galt Day on Monday.The first Monday in August was officially renamed by city council in 2006 to honour the city’s founder. Guelph’s health unit updates mandatory mask policy for Stage 3 of reopening With Guelph now into Stage 3 of Ontario’s reopening plan, John Galt Day will come with its usual closures.Here’s a quick rundown of some of the closures and services disruptions in the Royal City.Most grocery stores in the city will be open for business but on reduced hours.Restaurants will be open, including some with indoor dining areas as part of Stage 3 of Ontario’s reopening plan.

King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain go without masks as they make a visit to the Canary Islands on Tuesday (June 23).

Guelph’s public health unit says four out of five deaths in the city are linked to COVID-19 outbreaks in health facilities.

There are now 46 people in Guelph who have contracted the novel coronavirus, according to public health officials.

There are now at least 23 people in Guelph, Ont., who have tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, according to Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health.

There are now 13 people in Guelph believed to have contracted COVID-19, according to public health officials.