City Of London

• Sports fields and some other city facilities set to reopen in London, Ont.

  London is set to open several city operated facilities on Monday as the provinces begins to loosen some public health restrictions.

  Canada

  Jun 10
• Trailblazing London, Ont. politician Jane Bigelow has died

  Holding office from 1972 to 1978, Jane Bigelow was the first woman to serve as mayor of London, Ont.

  Canada

  Jun 2
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• Habitat for Humanity renovation on Culver Drive opens new home for London family

  A London, Ont., family are now happy homeowners thanks to renovation on Culver Drive that presents a new way of doing things for Habitat for Humanity Heartland Ontario.

  Canada

  May 26
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• London, Ont. adding 80 monitoring cameras for traffic management

  The city stresses that the cameras will not be pointing at private property, recording traffic infractions or vehicle speed, or collecting personal information like licence plates.

  Politics

  May 26
• City of London names 2 appointees to new anti-racism, anti-oppression division

  The city says the primary focus will be on addressing racism and oppression directed toward Black people, Indigenous people, Asian people and all people of colour.

  Politics

  May 25
• London, Ont., spray pads to open Saturday

  The City is reminding visitors that spray pads are unsupervised. While they are checked and cleaned daily, staff will not be sanitizing all features or play areas.

  Canada

  May 21
• London targets European gypsy moths with first aerial spraying in over a decade

  The spraying is just one weapon the city has used to fight the invasive pest, which has also included the ongoing removal of thousands of gypsy moth egg masses.

  Environment

  May 20
• London, Ont. police request privacy following death of officer

  London's police chief says one of the city's officers has died.

  Canada

  May 20
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• COVID-19: Aylmer man, woman charged in March ‘freedom’ rally in London, Ont.

  The City of London says summonses have been issued to the 'two individuals for participating in a gathering, contrary to the Reopening Ontario Act.'

  Health

  May 13
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• Former councillors say City of London can help address rising home costs

  'Land is not coming on quick enough for builders to build homes. Because of that, land prices go higher, homes go higher,' says Caranci.

  Canada

  May 5