London Free Press

• Business London Magazine’s Sarah Jones dies of injuries sustained in crash

  Sarah Jones, 39, of London, was the managing editor of Business London Magazine. She was pronounced dead in hospital on Wednesday following a crash at Bradley Ave. and Jackson Rd.

  Jan 7, 2021
  
• London’s top cop reacts to newly public details of assault of woman in police custody

  In response to community uproar over disturbing details of an assault against a suspect at police headquarters, London's police chief has issued a public statement.

  Crime

  Sep 27, 2019
  
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• Mayoral candidate Paul Cheng calls snap news conference to rebuke local media, refuses to take questions

  Before he left out the back door of his campaign office, Cheng read a statement criticizing the newspaper story.

  Politics

  Oct 19, 2018
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• Venture London to move into former London Free Press building

  The old London Free Press building will be getting new life as Venture London, billed as "the largest entrepreneurship centre" in southwestern Ontario.

  Economy

  Mar 16, 2018
• Fundraiser offers refunds after cancer survivor’s bylaw sting story changes

  It's two small details that make a big difference in the story of a cancer survivor who was fined for allegedly shuttling patients to and from appointments.

  Politics

  Mar 2, 2018
• Jinghao Zhou to be sentenced in drunk driving death of Gloria Chivers

  A judge is set to hand down his sentencing decision Friday morning for the driver in the fatal crash that claimed the life of a London Free Press carrier last November.

  Crime

  Jul 14, 2017
• Driver charged in death of London Free Press carrier to enter plea

  The man charged in the death of a London Free Press carrier is expected to enter a plea when he returns to a London courtroom Friday.

  Crime

  May 12, 2017
• Postmedia outsourcing printing of London Free Press, 135 jobs lost: union

  The union representing workers at the London Free Press says plans to outsource printing of the southwestern Ontario newspaper will cost 135 employees their jobs.

  Canada

  May 31, 2016