The OHL’s new boss talks small-market teams, player movement, and staying on top
In early 2014, sports reporter Sunaya Sapurji, then working for Yahoo, asked a question in an article about the Owen Sound Attack and small-market Canadian Hockey League teams. “Are we at the point where the business of junior hockey has become too big for smaller markets?” Ten years later, and for the first time in […]
LETTER: South Bruce DGR. Is it worth it?
In the upcoming South Bruce referendum, we the electorate will have the unprecedented right to decide for generations to come the destiny of our communities. And what vital information have we been given to make such an important decision? Biased marketing under the guise of safety and with the promise of prosperity. To date, over […]
At city hall, ward boundary changes loom. So does political pushback
Changes to London’s city-level election boundaries will move to public consultation this month, even if politicians aren’t totally pleased with the options so far. During Tuesday’s meeting of city council’s strategic priorities and policy committee, politicians were presented with four preliminary options for new ward boundaries by consulting firm Watson and Associates Economists Ltd. A decision […]
Why a battery-powered chainsaw is an essential cottage tool
We’re always surprised when we see a cottage shed without a chainsaw in it. While it can be an intimidating tool for some, once they’ve seen just how versatile it … Continued
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How Toronto banks’ cases are further clogging up London’s courthouse
Big banks take note: Londonâs court doesnât want your Toronto-based cases.