Tag: Downtown London
Goodbye River Room, hello Bear & Frankie’s: Owner shakes up local dining scene
A beloved downtown London restaurant has closed and two others will rise in its place as an established restaurateur is shaking up the local dining scene.
Proposed renaming of Budweiser Gardens clears first hurdle
Canada Life Place has the support of London’s politicians, who voted Monday to endorse the name change.
City-owned core parking lots may be perfect spots for new housing: Mayor
Could five downtown-area London parking lots be used for new housing development? The mayor and city staff are looking to find out. Based on a commitment from Mayor Josh Morgan’s 2024 state of the city address, city staff are seeking council’s approval to open up several city-owned parking lots to development proposals for “high-density housing, […]
This is the new name proposed for London’s Budweiser Gardens
London could be losing a long-time Bud.Â
Paramedics to start bringing care into London-area homes for the aged
A pilot project to allow routine testing at London-area long-term care homes is designed to help reduce pressure on the health care system.
Amid sexual assault case, ex-London Knights star appears to have exited hockey
The former London Knights star and NHLer now embroiled in a sexual assault case appears to have walked away from his hockey career.
Looking for a cool sanctuary to live? One just hit the market
Why settle for a regular house for your next home when you can have a little slice of heaven?
Hockey Canada trial: Judge explains players’ absence as pre-trial motions begin
Pre-trial motions began Thursday morning in the trial of five members of Canada’s gold-winning 2018 world junior hockey team, all charged with sexual assault in connection with an alleged incident at a downtown London hotel.
Aging downtown London ambulance base getting much-needed overhaul
Londonâs core ambulance base is getting some much-needed upgrades, the first phase of an overhaul of the aging building snapped up by Middlesex County earlier this year.Â
Ottawa asks: What would you do with this empty downtown London building?
Looking for a hot piece of real estate in the heart of downtown London? The federal government might just have what you need this fall.