Biker claims he’s a changed man. Judge unmoved, sends him to prison

London Free Press
Big Red didn’t get a second chance.
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Inquest into seven deaths at London jail delayed again by province

London Free Press
The province is making another attempt to limit the scope of a coroner's inquest into seven London jail deaths.
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Story trios are a recommended way to talk out differences

Kincardine News
Appreciative Inquiry helps cross rural community divides
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New marine sanctuary spotlights a ‘submerged museum’ on Lake Ontario 

New marine sanctuary spotlights a ‘submerged museum’ on Lake Ontario 
Great Lakes Echo

By Anna Barnes After seven years of planning, a new marine sanctuary now protects a portion of Lake Ontario rich with history and shipwrecks. The community-driven designation aims to benefit the area through preservation, economic development and conservation. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration designates marine sanctuaries to preserve sites with national significance, such as […]

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New marine sanctuary spotlights a ‘submerged museum’ on Lake Ontario 

New marine sanctuary spotlights a ‘submerged museum’ on Lake Ontario 
Great Lakes Echo

By Anna Barnes After seven years of planning, a new marine sanctuary now protects a portion of Lake Ontario rich with history and shipwrecks. The community-driven designation aims to benefit the area through preservation, economic development and conservation. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration designates marine sanctuaries to preserve sites with national significance, such as […]

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St. Thomas tiny homes project gets $2.4M boost

London Free Press
Queen’s Park and Ottawa are teaming up to provide $2.4 million to help build 40 tiny, affordable homes in St. Thomas.
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Five things to know about Wear Purple Day (Friday) in London

London Free Press
A key event in a month-long campaign, Wear Purple Day is all about showing and sharing support to help end male violence against women.
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LFP earns Digital Publishing Award nomination for Sixties Scoop story

London Free Press
The Boy With Two Names, a London Free Press story about an Indigenous family's journey through the Sixties Scoop, is nominated for a national Digital Publishing Award.
Indigenous

At Fanshawe College, new program helps revive Indigenous language

London Free Press
It’s been at least 30 years since the Ojibway community Chippewas of the Thames had a resident whosemother tongue was the tribe’s Indigenous language.
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New Indigenous student trustee on sharing culture with Thames Valley board

London Free Press
Thames Valley school board's recently elected Indigenous student trustee said she plans to share Indigenous culture with fellow students and staff.
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When London school renamed, Indigenous outside city will have say

London Free Press
A 1915-era London elementary school named after a British general who died in 1914 is being renamed as the region’s largest school board adopts a new Indigenous focus to school names.
Indigenous, Thames Valley District school board

Board drops appeal of human rights ruling in Indigenous teacher's case

London Free Press
The Thames Valley District school board has dropped its appeal of a human rights ruling that the board discriminated against an Indigenous teacher. Read More
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