Category: London Free Press
Two men arrested after barn fire charged in string of rural blazes
Two Norfolk men each face 11 counts of arson in connection with a series of suspicious fires in and around the county over the last three months.
Area teen dies after snowmobile crashes into tree: OPP
A Perth County teen was killed Sunday evening after his snowmobile collided with a tree near Sebringville.
Quick hitter: A bad ‘Knight’ as London dumps the Hounds 7-3 in OHL action
OHL’s top team scores three consecutive goals in the second period to blow close game open
Ontario election: Who’s running in the 10-riding London region
With nominations still being held, here’s a riding-by-riding list of known candidates so far for the major parties in the wider London area.
LHSC names new vice-president for Children’s Hospital in London
Shannon Maier’s arrival brings to 10 the executive roster at the London Health Sciences Centre, now overseen by a provincial supervisor.
Trumped: What to know about Ontario’s looming snap election
The Trump factor, the issues, the horse race – and more
Dyer: Netanyahu’s political life still short, despite Trump
The war spared Netanyahu from an inquiry into his failure to prevent the Hamas attack in October 2023, and it stalled his corruption trial.
Baranyai: Trump’s crypto cash grab allows foreign influence
Personalized cryptocurrencies are an explicit cash grab, flawed in both concept and duty of care.
Booming indoor London soccer complex eyes $30M expansion
London’s indoor soccer complex has received a hefty grant from the province to upgrade its air conditioning as it eyes an ambitious $30-million expansion. The BMO Centre London, owned and operated by the not-for-profit London Optimist Sports Centre, has received $150,000 from the Ontario Trillium Foundation for a new, energy-efficient, 80-tonne air-conditioning unit. […]
ANALYSIS: Mayor Josh Morgan’s tax pledge may not be easy to keep
Mayor Josh Morgan’s pledge to keep the final tax hike of his four-year term below five per cent may not be easy to keep without some potentially painful cuts by city council – especially if they don’t target police spending, one expert says.