Bluewater residents help derail major energy project on farmland
London Free Press
More than 1,500 people signed a petition opposing the 500-MW compressed-air project on prime agricultural land.
Pinery Provincial Park campers caught off guard by campsite changes
London Free Press
Public feedback on proposed management-plan changes, including possible further campsite closures, ends Monday.
Baranyai: Will the return of measles be COVID-19’s enduring legacy?
London Free Press
There are 1,107 confirmed cases of measles in Canada as of July 18, and twice as many across the U.S., the World Health Organization says
Dyer: AI has begat ‘synthetic biology’ – and the sky’s the limit
London Free Press
It is now possible with AI, at least in principle, to design new viruses that will do almost anything the designer wants
LFP Letters to the Editor: August 15, 2026
London Free Press
Free Press readers sound off on the topics of the day, including climate change, high-speed rail and U.S. alcohol.
Pearson: Homelessness is a Queen’s Park problem, not London’s
London Free Press
'Citizens (and other groups) need to stand with council and tell Queen’s Park that the download madness must end here'
Brews News: Railway City back under local ownership
London Free Press
The Dead Elephant is alive as Railway City Brewing of St. Thomas has changed ownership for the second time in four years.
Growing Concerns: Tips for taking care of hydrangeas
London Free Press
Today, I want to talk about hydrangeas, why I love to plant them and some tips for taking care of these colourful shrubs.
Fare With A Flair: Mediterranean potato salad a nice change
London Free Press
The Mediterranean encompasses many countries and cultures and a wide variety of ingredients and wonderful flavours.
Gradek: Why Canadian airlines strikes shut down the whole system
London Free Press
Recent labour disruptions expose how quickly a strike at a major airline can disrupt the wider air-travel system
Rebuilt after heavy snow damage, Marquette’s 130-year-old sandstone beehive honors the city’s iron past
Great Lakes Commission
After a 130-year-old historic charcoal kiln collapsed under heavy snow in Marquette, Michigan, a new brick beehive was built to greet travelers on Iron Ore Heritage Trail that runs along […]
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers gives green light to Line 5 tunnel
Great Lakes Commission
Last Wednesday, Canadian energy company Enbridge secured another permit needed for its controversial Line 5 tunnel project. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued a permit authorizing the company to […]