Category: London Free Press
Developers, mayor: Plan for taller buildings across London falls short
London is looking to change its skyline as it boosts height limits across the city, but it’s not enough in some areas, the mayor and local developers say.
Loved ones mourn man, 26, killed in Labour Day canoe mishap
The 26-year-old Port Stanley man killed in a canoe mishap on a St. Thomas lake is being remembered as an animal lover and avid outdoorsman who put his friends and family first. Ryan Davies, a plumbing apprentice for a Kitchener-based contractor, died after the canoe he was in capsized on Lake Margaret on Labour Day. […]
Routley: Why a Kamala Harris presidency may not be good news for Canada
It’s likely Kamala Harris would maintain the protectionist economic policies of her two predecessors, Sam Routley of Western University says
Tallman: Evolution leads to cosmic consciousness
Mystics give us a bigger vision of where we are evolving, despite opposition.
SEE IT: 101-yard opening kickoff return paces Western Mustangs to 52-21 win
Roman Campanaro called fielding the opening kickoff in front of a big home football crowd “nerve-wracking.” Sixteen seconds and 101 yards later, he was celebrating in the end zone. âI just tried to calm myself down,â the Mustangs fill-in return man said after his first U Sports score in a 52-21 victory over winless Carleton […]
City hall bylaw officials blitz six-building apartment cluster, eyeing landlord issues
Six buildings. Seven-hundred apartments. One strategy to ensure London’s rental units are ship-shape. Â City hall bylaw officials blitzed a 700-unit apartment complex at 740-758 Kipps Lane in the cityâs northeast end Saturday, taking a page out of a similar program in Toronto to ensure landlords are complying with property standards. Â “We went to […]
‘He was just gone’: Missing man’s sister appeals for tips in 2022 disappearance
Rumours have swirled through the Lake Erie village of Port Burwell about the fate of a man who disappeared without trace more than two years ago.
Letters to the Editor: September 7, 2024
Please do a better job of covering local sports.
Growing Concerns: Landscape fabric more trouble than it’s worth
Landscape fabric blocks sunlight from reaching the soil surface and germinating weed seeds.