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You’ve heard about the front-runners, but what about the other 10 candidates for London mayor?
There’ll be 14 names on the ballot when people go to vote for mayor in London’s election. Continue reading
‘Menstrual equity’ means free pads, tampons in all-gender bathrooms in London high schools
The TVDSB’s 26 high schools and 12 alternative education classrooms in London now have free menstrual products in all-gender bathrooms. Continue reading
Sanctuary London to have mayoral candidates share poverty plans with those most affected
Mayoral candidates will have the opportunity to meet and chat with Londoners who have first-hand experience dealing with poverty thanks to a unique event hosted by Sanctuary London. Continue reading
Committee refuses to scrap developer’s transit contribution for Family Circle high-rise
The developer wanted the committee to scrap the $200,000 BRT contribution because it agreed to add affordable housing units. Continue reading
Issues that led to Strathroy train derailment are ‘non-condemnable’: Transportation Safety Board
The Transportation Safety Board says mechanical problems and track conditions led to the early morning derailment last summer. Continue reading
North London residents worried townhouse development will draw students to quiet neighbourhood
The proposed development would turn 536 and 542 Windermere Rd. into two eight-unit townhouse buildings. Continue reading
Western University ‘disappointed’ by FOCO celebrations
Western University said the illegal gathering of an estimate 20,000 young people is dangerous and “extremely disrespectful.” Continue reading
Lucy DeCoutere to talk about trauma, resiliency, at Fanshawe College
A Canadian actress who testified against Jian Ghomeshi is giving a talk at Fanshawe College Thursday morning. Continue reading
$30K townhouse fire on Jalna Blvd. deemed “suspicious”
Flames engulfed a utility shed, and spread up the outside of a Jalna Blvd. townhouse Monday morning. Continue reading
London’s temporary overdose prevention site on track to remain open through October
Pending federal approval, a spokesperson with the Middlesex-London Health Unit has confirmed to 980 CFPL that London’s temporary overdose prevention site will stay open at least another month. Continue reading
Future of London’s overdose prevention site expected to be decided this weekend
London’s temporary overdose prevention site is days away from learning whether it can stay open or not. Continue reading
Green bin program gets green light from London’s civic works committee
An environmental action plan that aims to divert 60 per cent of London’s waste from landfill got committee approval Tuesday. Continue reading
Early morning blaze at historic downtown London building deemed suspicious, police say
The building stands at the corner of Ridout Street and Queens Avenue, directly across the road from Museum London. Continue reading
Pro-BRT candidate reacts to mayoral rival’s campaign poll
Mayoral candidate Tanya Park says rivals should do more “homework” when it comes to transit issues in London. Continue reading
Veterans help create set for Grand Theatre’s production of ‘The Wars’
Dozens of veterans helped create poppies Wednesday that will be used in the final moments of the fall production. Continue reading
