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Santana Bellantoni

Santana Bellantoni

Santana Bellantoni is a graduate of Carleton University’s journalism program. She was born and raised in Canada’s capital, Ottawa. As a general assignment reporter for GuelphToday she is looking to discover the communities, citizens and quirks that make Guelph a vibrant city.

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santana@guelphtoday.com

Recent Work by Santana

Schreiner urges Greens to 'organize,' not 'agonize' after big PC victory

Schreiner urges Greens to 'organize,' not 'agonize' after big PC victory

'There, are real and serious challenges facing the province of Ontario in climate, housing, health care, education and tariffs'
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Those big, dangling icicles on the roof are a danger and you could be liable

Those big, dangling icicles on the roof are a danger and you could be liable

Onus of injuries due to falling ice is either on tenant or property owner based on lease agreement and who takes care of maintenance, says official
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Community rallies behind woman diagnosed with cancer while visiting from Japan

Community rallies behind woman diagnosed with cancer while visiting from Japan

Nearly $30,000 has been raised for a woman who was diagnosed with cancer on vacation to Guelph from Tokyo and she is facing large medical bills since she isn't an Ontario resident
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Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Processing grief through a wind phone connected to nowhere can be found just outside Guelph
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Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Sharing grief and sustaining memories through wind phones

Processing grief through a wind phone connected to nowhere can be found just outside Guelph
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Family grocery bill to go up $702 next year, says researcher

Family grocery bill to go up $702 next year, says researcher

Canada's Food Price Report used AI technology to predict rising cost of groceries next year won't be quite as bad as this year
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CANADA: New Canadian babies born via birth tourism less than one per cent of all births

CANADA: New Canadian babies born via birth tourism less than one per cent of all births

But it is enough of a problem that hospitals in Calgary ask for a $15,000 deposit up front
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