Author: Great Lakes Commission
If you held off filling up, you’re in luck: Gas prices set to drop 20 cents
The wild ride at the gas pumps isn’t over yet.
Sims: COVID border tests continue the pain for duty-free shops
Barbara Barrett says duty-free store operators have told her they have seen car after car get turned away at the Canadian border because the travelers didn’t have the proper pre-entry COVID-19 tests.
‘David and Goliath’ highrise battle ends, but affordability issues linger
Closing statements at an Ontario Land Tribunal hearing for a 24-storey tower in Old East Village got fiery on Thursday as lawyers sparred over the roles and responsibilities of city hall and builders in the wake of London’s deepening housing crisis.
Western University study analyzes COVID vaccination rate among homeless
COVID-19 vaccine uptake is higher among homeless people with access to primary care and community clinics, Western University researchers say in a new Ontario study quantifying the lagging immunization rate in the vulnerable population.
On the Ukrainian border: London aid worker helping families displaced by invasion
As Vladimir Putin’s war machine drives more innocent people out of Urkaine, one Londoner is on the ground in Eastern Europe helping those fleeing the Russian advance.