'No longer can we allow discomfort or any other excuses that provide cover for inaction or delay to be accepted.'

London city council has approved nine additional measures outlined by city staff to help residents over the next two to three months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

While formal approval awaits at the next regular council meeting, London city councillors have endorse nine additional measures outlined by city staff to help residents over the next two to three months.

City council in London, Ont., has voted to defer the due date for 2020's final property tax instalments by 60 days amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The report outlines 32 ideas for action, which includes more substantial property tax relief, and support for renters and landlords.

The lesson will be provided in a Facebook Live at 10:30 a.m. on Monday entitled 'At-Home Civics Class with Deputy Mayor Jesse Helmer.'

Ward 3 Coun. Mo Salih is looking to provide Londoners with economic relief during the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.

London city councillors are moving ahead with plans to reduce some downtown speed limits while also pumping the brakes on future plans to implement photo radar.

Committee members voted 6-0 on Tuesday to recommend banning overnight on-street parking for a shorter time period, from the start of November to the end of April. 

If the move is approved by the full council, city staff will then draw up a set of rules that would require all hosts of short-term rental properties, and the websites, to be licensed.