Tag: Editorial
‘One step forward and 50 back’: London woman’s home dream upended
Tanya Burke, a London woman who moved into an apartment in November after two years of living on the streets, hoped the Christmas holidays would be different this year. For three weeks, the 44-year-old was happy and grateful to have a roof over her head. She cleaned up her modest basement apartment in a multi-unit […]
Pearson: Peace starts in our own hearts
Peace on Earth is the quintessential wish, the hope, the cry of the season. It always has been.
Brews News: You don’t need to know beer to give beer
Baffled by beer and have a barley pop lover on your list? Relax. Here’s a tip sheet.
Fare With A Flair: French toast casserole easy to prepare in advance
Preparing something for a breakfast or brunch can easily be done in advance and it has to be easy.
Tallman: Seven spiritual ideas for the holidays, new year
Everything is one and interconnected.
Growing Concerns: Short, dark days have role in plant life
On the winter solstice, Dec. 21, the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, London will get seven hours and 40 minutes of daylight.
London boy’s death while exiting school bus sparks push for safer streets
Southwest Londoners are petitioning for safer streets after a boy was struck and killed after getting off a school bus near Lambeth, as one school safety advocate says students are at increased risk on rural roads.
Two men charged after gunfire during fight: Ontario Provincial Police
Two men from Walpole Island First Nation are facing charges after Ontario Provincial Police say officers responded to reports of gunfire during a fight on Thursday afternoon.
Tenants already settling in as London affordable housing project opens
Residents of a new affordable housing project in the cityâs south end have already begun moving in.