City Of London
London politicians refute former mayor’s claims, stress sense of urgency in transit debate
Local politicians are expressing urgency after a former mayor suggested that council could pursue millions of dollars later down the road. Continue reading
Nearly half of respondents report first-hand experience in review of City of London’s harassment policies
Many people described the complaint process itself as the situation in which they experienced harassment, discrimination, bullying, intimidation or reprisal. Continue reading
Coun. Michael van Holst seeks federal Conservative nomination in London-Fanshawe
New Democrat Irene Mathyssen currently represents the riding, though she announced last year that she would not be seeking re-election. Continue reading
City politicians look at extending pilot project to help the homeless
The cost of the extension would be $1.25 million, which will be funded from a reserve fund. Continue reading
New London Transit Commission HQ a matter of when and how, not if: Coun. Phil Squire
At Thursday’s meeting, the commission voted to approve a plan to build a new HQ at the LTC’s existing Highbury Avenue location. Continue reading
Venues can serve liquor until 4 a.m. for events tied to 2019 JUNOs in London
The chair of the JUNOs host committee says allowing some bars and restaurants to serve liquor until 4 a.m. is not unusual. Continue reading
Collisions down, revenue up since red light cameras came to London
An annual report for 2018 revealed the cameras issued more than 6,000 infractions since their installation in 2017. Continue reading
Middlesex-London Health Unit seeks $5.2M line of credit from city to help with move
The line of credit would last no more than two years and offer an interest rate of prime minus 1.18 per cent. Continue reading
Future of London’s bus rapid transit on the line at March 20 public meeting
At Tuesday’s council meeting, local politicians asked city staff to draw up a list of potential transit projects that could receive matching federal and provincial funding. Continue reading
‘We need a complainant’: city urges Londoners to report if offended by street preachers
The city is urging Londoners to come forward if they’ve been victims of street harassment. Continue reading