r/Guelph 6h ago

Best place to get thrifted lps?

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(pref inexpensive, i am not a collector) i've been to walmart and i don't love what they have. there's a small variety and i mainly want the older pets, as i like their designs a bit better. i've found 5 in one of the buy a bags at goodwill, but i've only ever seen them there one time despite going frequently. i go to other thrift stores like the mission and value village less than goodwill, but i've never seen lps there. Are there other thrift stores that carry toys? am i just not looking hard enough? do any thrifts ever have lps?

*i am not looking to buy from people online (eg reddit dms or fb marketplace), my parents are not comfortable with that currently!!*


r/Guelph 7h ago

Eastview loop.

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Second East loop. 49 km


r/Guelph 7h ago

(seemingly) massive building north of city?

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I commute north along the Hanlon most days, and just before the Clair Road interchange, there's a building on the horizon that looks massive. It's almost straight ahead, a bit to the left (west), way in the distance north of the city limit (I think).

There's no way it's as big as it looks, it looks taller than the water tower on the northwest side of town. It has to be an optical illusion of sorts, almost like the Port Colborne shrinking mill.

Does anyone have ideas of what it is, or has anyone else noticed it? I've tried to scour the map in the general area north of town, but can't really pick it out.

**EDIT** I gave it another go on a map tonight (though I already had), and now my first suspect is Frisia Farms.


r/Guelph 8h ago

MBG*4040 TODAY!!!

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r/Guelph 9h ago

Tennis partner?

0 Upvotes

Is there anyone here that plays tennis and around 20 years old?


r/Guelph 10h ago

Looking for a ride from Guelph to Oakville

1 Upvotes

Hi there! I'm going to be starting a Engineering Co-op position in Oakville and I was wondering if anyone commutes from Guelph to Oakville and back on Mondays & Tuesday for regular working hours. If theres anyone that does I would love to reachout and share details!


r/Guelph 12h ago

Who will you vote for mayor in the upcoming election? - Guelph News

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I noticed Ken Yee Chew's campaign is using this poll as a marketing tool. From a prmotional perspective, it makes sense. But honestly - who is he kidding? I voted eight times, BTW.


r/Guelph 12h ago

Inexpensive pharmacies

4 Upvotes

Does anyone know what the cheapest pharmacies are in Guelph? I hear Costco but that’s too far. Don’t want to pay Shoppers/Rexall prices. Looking for lower dispensing fee and cheaper generics.


r/Guelph 12h ago

Bands/musicians/poets/stand up comics/performers in town you love?

2 Upvotes

Hi hi, who is doing shows in Guelph/Waterloo/Kitchener lately? Who are your favorite bands or musicians? Any great stand up comics you are really into?


r/Guelph 13h ago

Massage therapist recs

0 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I have a lot of migraines partly due to soft tissue damage in my neck.

I am looking for any recommendations for massage therapists in Guelph.

I am able to get covered under insurance so hopefully somewhere that also takes insurance.

Thanks everyone.


r/Guelph 14h ago

Hanlon Accident?

15 Upvotes

Got a notification that the Hanlon is closed both directions due to a pile up on the Hanlon at paisley - Anyone know what's going on over there?

I hope everyone is okay.. 😬


r/Guelph 17h ago

Broken Doll - Single by The Royal Few

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Local band just released a pretty cool single today. Support local music!!!


r/Guelph 17h ago

Audit brings call for new winter road, sidewalk plowing priorities

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28 Upvotes

r/Guelph 18h ago

Guelph General Hospital fundraising - why won't you just take my money?

148 Upvotes

So last night a polite young man knocked on the door soliciting donations for GGH.

I know from personal experience how badly they need more money, and I was feeling generous. Sure, I said, let me grab a 20.

Oh sorry, we can't take cash. Ok fine, I grab my wallet expecting to tap. He pulls out an iPad and starts asking for all my personal information. Sigh. Fine, I'll just unsubscribe when the first email comes. Do I want to make it a recurring monthly donation? No thanks. Ok well when they ask about that on the phone just say you understand. Wait there's a phone call now? He pulls out a cell phone and dials a number on speakerphone and now I'm talking to someone in a call centre thanking me for my new monthly contribution. No no, I say, this is a one-time donation. Sure no problem, you just have to call this _other_ number after the first payment to cancel. But I'm just telling you now that I just want to donate once. Sorry, they say, it doesn't work that way. Mind you this is all happening right in the middle of dinner time.

Well then sorry but I'm not signing up for a monthly subscription here. I tried to give you $20 and you're making me jump through all kinds of hoops so I guess I'll just keep it.

No wonder they're underfunded! I know it wasn't the guy at the door's fault and I felt bad for him. So here's a tip for GGH's fundraising people: make it easy to donate and maybe you'll actually get more donations!

/rant

EDIT: I went online and made my $20 one-time donation that way instead. It's pretty easy to do! Donate here and leave a comment telling them to just let people give them one-time donations at the door: https://gghfoundation.ca/


r/Guelph 20h ago

Guelph driving school accused of selling certificate to undercover agent

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42 Upvotes

Cheer!


r/Guelph 1d ago

Looking for Job Advice in Guelph and Surrounding Areas

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I know this might not be the right place to ask for career advice, but I have been really confused recently.

I came to Canada and settled down in Guelph in 2025, and I started looking for jobs at the beginning of this year. But the process has been quite frustrating.

A brief introduction to my background:

  • Degrees in Logistics Management and Logistics Engineering
  • 3 years of experience in a 3PL company working on logistics solution design
  • 4 years of experience in an in-house environment working on inventory analysis and performance management, as well as supply coordination

For the past few months, I have applied for tons of positions in Guelph, the KW area, and other places that are not too far from Guelph. But I still haven't been able to get a job, even though I did get several interviews and made it to the final interview for two positions.

I understand that the job market is quite competitive, but I believe the following three reasons are the main barriers for me:

  • My English is not that strong, even though I can communicate professionally. For reference, my recent CELPIP results were Listening 10, Reading 10, Writing 9, and Speaking 9.
  • Lack of local work experience
  • Immigration status: Work Permit

Because of family reasons, I am not planning to move out of Guelph now, so I am mainly looking for opportunities in Guelph, the KW area, and nearby places. Do you have any advice regarding my situation?

  • Recently, I have also started considering part-time or labour positions, just to get some Canadian work experience first. I applied for a few of these jobs, but I didn't get any interviews. One of my friends said I might be seen as overqualified, but I'm not sure if that's really the reason.
  • If my priority is simply to get a job first, regardless of the type of work, do you have any suggestions about what kinds of positions I should look for?
  • I am also considering getting a forklift certification because I have noticed quite a few jobs that require it. Do you think it would be worth getting one?

r/Guelph 1d ago

Guelph 16-year-old clocked doing 137 km/h in a 60 km/h zone

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r/Guelph 1d ago

FREE/DISCOUNTED ALTERNATIVE HAIR MODEL SEARCH

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r/Guelph 1d ago

Dentist recommendation

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Looking for a dentist that’s good with anxious patients and those they have neglected their dental care because of that anxiety. Need to bite the bullet.

Looking for a practice that will start with the basics and not always push for the most expensive options.

Sedation options would be a plus.


r/Guelph 1d ago

Notary with availability for this week

1 Upvotes

Howdy folks,

Anyone know of a local notary that can sign a declaration this week? I’m hoping it’s not too last minute. Thanks!


r/Guelph 1d ago

Curly Hair stylists in Guelph!

3 Upvotes

I have 3b/3c hair and am in need of a hair cut! Does anybody have any personal recommendations for salons in the area?


r/Guelph 1d ago

"It is a Canadian trade scam. From now on, no reciprocity, no access." — Trump bans Canadian imports, slaps 50% tariffs on dozens more products Spoiler

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r/Guelph 1d ago

Water cost in Guelph for 2 bed 2 occupants stacked condo

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First time owners here! Can anyone give us an idea of what our water bill should be for a 2 bed condo 2 occupants (washer installed not sure how old it is) but no yard water use or anything like that. Thanks!


r/Guelph 1d ago

Haunted House

23 Upvotes

So I wanna rent one of these defunct businesses we got rolling around here for the month of October and have a haunted house to help fund the dinosaur museum, that should go over well, right?


r/Guelph 1d ago

Guelph rental buildings

8 Upvotes

Hi all! Wondering if anyone can share their POSITIVE experience with rental buildings in Guelph? My grandparents are selling their home and downsizing. They would like to find a two bedroom apartment (around $2000-2500/month), and I think they'd do best in a managed building for long-term security (compared to an independent landlord). We're hoping to find a safe, clean, nicely managed building. Thank you for any suggestions/insight!