Tag: Staff
How London’s ER overflow affects smaller regional hospitals
Longer wait times at LHSC’s two London emergency departments are prompting patients to go to smaller nearby hospitals for treatment
Water is rising in the Saugeen River through Durham
Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority says frazil ice and slush are building in the Saugeen River’s lower channel, causing waters to rise. The situation is expected to continue for the next several days, the advisory says. “This could further contribute to blockage of the Main Saugeen River downstream of the Durham Lower Dam,” the conservation’s flood […]
Politicians set to balance industry, farmland, heritage with south London land plan
An industrial subdivision may rise in southeast London as the owner wants to tear down homes on a large agricultural site to prepare it for development, according to a staff report going to politicians on Tuesday. The 44 hectare (108 acre) plot of land at 1361 Wilton Grove Rd. is home to nine buildings and […]
Are XPENG & Volkswagen A Match Made In Heaven?
XPENG and the Volkswagen Group have come together in a few big ways now to collaborate and help each other. It’s an interesting partnership, and one that keeps growing and evolving. The latest step they’ve taken together is a plan to build a much larger super-fast charging network together than … [continued]
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New year, new school: Northwest London elementary school opens
The decision to relocate hundreds of pupils and staff mid-year underscores the pressures the board faces
London dog owner finds support at city hall for bylaw review
Politicians unanimously have endorsed a review of London’s dog licensing bylaw and its enforcement in the wake of a dog-on-dog attack in the city’s east end.
Goderich closes Memorial Arena amid safety and accessibility concerns
GODERICH – Citing “significant safety and accessibility concerns,” Goderich has closed Memorial Arena until further notice. Councillors passed a motion to close the arena at a special meeting Friday, Jan. 3, during which they met in closed session for an hour and 25 minutes. The motion cited “aging infrastructure, lack of long-term investment and financial […]
After rejecting budget proposals, Meaford council will try again
Meaford council will tackle its 2025 municipal budget again later this month, given it became clear in November it was on a path toward a “highly embarrassing” tax increase, said Meaford Mayor Ross Kentner. Meaford’s former chief administrative officer introduced a new budget process that sorted spending into “core” and “elective” services, a process which […]
Officials assessing Durham flood risk as frazil ice starts to form
Frazil ice has begun to form in the Saugeen River at Durham, just as Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority advised it might. Sunday it upgraded its flood outlook statement to a flood watch for the main Saugeen River and its tributaries in West Grey. It noted there was now an increased likelihood of frazil ice forming […]
London agencies ask: Where have all the volunteers gone?
Pandemic curveballs, an aging cohort of steadfast helpers and a younger generation with specific needs. London organizations are facing challenges recruiting and retaining the volunteers they need.