In a Facebook post on Monday, London business Laser in Motion wrote: “We are not the only one business that does engraving. Feel free to go to others who are LGBT.” Continue reading →

The two contractors, hired by the City of London, now face thousands in fines along with a victim surcharge. Continue reading →

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) had completing it’s fact-gathering investigation into a fatal collision involving a train and a snowplow in January 2018. Continue reading →

While many business owners have suggested Dundas Place will be worth it in the long run, a handful are beginning to look at legal options for recuperating losses due to disruption. Continue reading →

Days after Mayor Ed Holder’s Jobs Task Force declared a jobs crisis in London, a new website has been launched with the goal of connecting local job seekers and employers. Continue reading →

As Canada prepares to celebrate the nation’s 152nd birthday, here’s what Londoners can expect for local Canada Day festivities. Continue reading →

The report says it thinks municipalities should be able to weather the financial storm by using reserves or raising taxes, but some will handle it better than others. Continue reading →

Ward 7 Coun. Josh Morgan wants to see city staff use a contract extension with the LEDC to lay out specific expectations for performance in a new four-year agreement. Continue reading →

Both financial requests will go before city council on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The transit projects include new buses, smart traffic signals and three routes from an unbundled bus rapid transit plan. Continue reading →