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Tony Saxon

Tony Saxon

Tony Saxon’s history as a journalist has been rich and varied over the past 20 years. Most recently known as the Guelph Mercury's beat writer covering the Guelph Storm, Tony is an award winning correspondent, columnist, reporter, feature writer and photographer, who has covered politics, science, and any topic that made for a great story. As a storyteller, Tony is considered “fearless.”

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Recent Work by Tony

ICYMI: 'We just want answers': friends and family gather to remember Nathaniel

ICYMI: 'We just want answers': friends and family gather to remember Nathaniel

People gather in memory of Nathaniel Schofield, who died in police custody July 10
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'We just want answers': friends and family gather to remember Nathaniel

'We just want answers': friends and family gather to remember Nathaniel

People gather in memory of Nathaniel Schofield, who died in police custody July 10
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Pirates and other assorted scallywags invade Marden Park

Pirates and other assorted scallywags invade Marden Park

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Easter goes to the dogs at annual charity event

Easter goes to the dogs at annual charity event

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'They're dictating how I choose to decorate my home'

'They're dictating how I choose to decorate my home'

Homeowner behind popular Fox Run Drive Christmas display says there are likely new hurdles to putting on a toned-down display this Christmas
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Canada Day soap box derby returns to Elora (13 photos)

Canada Day soap box derby returns to Elora (13 photos)

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ONTARIO: Guelph police officer forgives man accused of running into him

ONTARIO: Guelph police officer forgives man accused of running into him

Const. Mark O'Connell was hit by a man accused of impaired driving in early August and his heart stopped beating, but he says the incident has made him a better person and officer
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Public Health mining its data to identify and tackle pockets of vaccine hesitancy

Public Health mining its data to identify and tackle pockets of vaccine hesitancy

'There’s certainly no reason that as a region we can’t aim for 80, 85 or 90 per cent'
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