LFP Letters to the Editor: June 6, 2026
London Free Press
Free Press readers sound off on the topics of the day, including affordable housing, motorcycles and stress on education workers.
Tallman: Pope urges AI be ‘disarmed’
London Free Press
This strong language can be compared to previous popes calling for nuclear weapons to be “disarmed” as a major threat to humanity.  
Growing Concerns: Great month for garden walks
London Free Press
Many gardens look their best in June
Brews News: Brewers encourage games of all kinds
London Free Press
Crokinole and soccer are being celebrated this month
Pearson: Prosperity for everyone should be Carney’s goal
London Free Press
History is littered with societies that mistook the wealth of their elites for the health of their people. They did not end well.
Steve Nease cartoon, June 6, 2026
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Exclusive articles from Ryan Pyette,
Building a better community, one can (or two) at a time
London Free Press
Eight teams built replicas of Canadian landmarks with cans in the Canstruction event to support the London food bank
News of the day: Two homicide cases end, layoffs spark pay scrutiny, and more . . .
London Free Press
Catch up on the stories we’re following today
PHOTOS: Tractor Day at Strathroy District secondary school
London Free Press
Students brought their tractors to Strathroy District collegiate institute on Friday for Tractor Day.
Are London residents losing their voice on development decisions?
London Free Press
Councillors clash over residents’ role in planning decisions.
Former Marine uses sailboat to help veterans transition to civilian life, bond with other veterans
Great Lakes Commission
The historic tall ship Utopia sailboat is making stops during its 180-mile journey around Lake Michigan to give people a chance to see the vessel and learn about the Patriot […]
SIU clears London police dog handler after dog-bite arrest
London Free Press
Watchdog says officer acted lawfully after man refused to emerge from crawl space.