Transport Canada confirmed it will begin “restricting access” to the popular Burlington, Ontario shipping canal piers to pedestrians in December head of winter conditions, but added future recreational use is still up for negotiation. Read the full story by the Hamilton Spectator.
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By Koby Martin The Lucknow Legends women’s hockey team is excited to be back after a couple of years off. The Legends had their home opener after the Brandon Metske Memorial Tournament on Saturday, October 15. The Legends played their first game against Woolwich. In the first period, Jillena Hackett (#8) scored the first goal of […]
London is poised to add land for what may be more than one thousand new homes, as it converts under-used industrial property to residential.
It’s the ultimate use-it-or-lose-it scenario. Ontario’s municipal election rules require candidates who don’t spend all the money they raised during the campaign to turn over the extra to city hall after the race. After the 2018 election, London city hall came away with $518.10. “That’s not very much money,” said political scientist Peter Woolstencroft, a […]
North Huron Council may soon be hosting meetings in the Royal Oaks room at the Wingham Hospital.
The Attack’s Nick Chenard is the Ontario Hockey League’s Goaltender of the Week after going 2-0-1-0 with a 1.99 goals-against average and .944 save percentage. Chenard, who was a runner-up for last week’s distinction, made 101 saves for the Attack in three games, helping them extend their run of consecutive games undefeated in regulation to […]
Eddie Olschansky, founder of Trash Fish Cleveland, organizes volunteers to clean up trash from waterways leading to Lake Erie. Olschansky aims to educate and encourage his community and hopes to […]