Tag: Journalism
Thames Valley programs set to target students at risk for addiction
The Thames Valley District school board is launching in a dozen schools a program targeting students at risk for addiction, its mental health officials say.
Q+A: Rookie director reflects on her rare made-in-London movie
London muralist Jen Romnes found a pandemic passion for screenwriting, a creative pastime that made her switch from fine art to filmmaking.
Baranyai: Online harms continue as politics highjacks agenda
More than 12 years after the death of Amanda Todd, we’re still playing catch-up to a realm of torment and abuse that is only expanding.
Dyer: Trump lacks courage to be true revolutionary
Turning yourself from a democratically elected president into a dictator is a tricky operation, and most people who try it fail.
Reader to Reader: January 11, 2025
Gratitude and thanks to the London community for helping raise an incredible 310,000 kilograms of food for the London Food Bank.
Brews News: Lots of choices for dry, drier January
Brewers are offering fresh batches of light beers, an appealing option for those who aren’t into near-beers but want to scale back.
Cornies: Trudeau leaves too late, with country vulnerable
In October 2015, Trudeau led the Liberals to a strong majority government (184 of 338 seats), the second-best performance in the party’s history.
LIVE: London Knights, Windsor Spitfires battle for first place in the OHL
London Knights play host to Windsor Friday night, with the winner grabbing sole share of first place in the OHL.
Paramedics testify about treating injured mom, daughter at London condo
Paramedics were faced with two dramatically different medical situations when they were called to a Wilkins Street condo. One was to attend to Barbara Cabala, 43, who was already in the back of a London police cruiser when the paramedics who would deal with her rolled up to the address. The other was Cabala’s mother, […]
The LFP Podcast, ep. 197: Why more Londoners are falling behind on mortgage payments
Rachel Gilbert spoke with Jonathan Juha, who reported that the number of Londoners falling behind on their mortgage payments is growing.