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City of Guelph worker tending to traffic island flowerbeds

Gardening the island
Chris Seto, Mercury staff,Chris Seto, Mercury staff
City of Guelph workers deadhead the flowerbeds on Macdonell Street on Tuesday morning, in the backdrop of the Basilica of Our Lady Immaculate.

City of Guelph workers tended to the flowerbeds of the traffic island on Macdonell Street on Tuesday morning.

The municipality created the temporary pedestrian island in June.

It’s intended to permit visitors and resident to take advantage of the signature view of the Basilica of Our Lady and Catholic Hill as they walk through the downtown.

The municipality is attracting feedback about the island via an online survey tool.

The island is to be part of Macdonell Street until about the end of September.


Source: Guelph Mercury