London business

London’s low-carb specialty food store is changing its name, but not its focus on eating healthy and cutting carbohydrates.

Businesses in downtown London and Old East Village, which benefited from free parking during the pandemic, would welcome a partial extension of the program, but argue more needs to be done to support them.

A bakery whose owner says it's become "known for the scones" is moving from its spot at the historic Arva Flour Mill to a new location, in London's Old North neighbourhood.

A posh north London day spa is closing its doors after more than two decades in business as its longtime owner battles cancer. Read More

Pizza shouldn't be different, it should just be delicious. That’s the motto of a just-opened pizzeria in London joining the roster of new businesses in the city. Read More

A flurry of businesses closing, including a large retailer at a high-profile intersection, has thrust London's Richmond Row into the spotlight. The strip of bars, restaurants and stores south of Oxford Street is in flux as merchants contend with online retailers and eateries face rising costs and the loss of

A London location of a company that partners with international food brands to offer popular menu items in cities across Canada has closed, and a notice from its landlord says it owes more than $100,000 in unpaid rent. Read More

Downtown London advocates hope for a retail renaissance at a high-profile core intersection, with the sale of a long-unoccupied building to a Toronto-area developer. Read More

The last original independent single-screen London movie theatre says it's "struggling" to stay open in the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic and has a big government loan coming due, casting its future into doubt. Read More

The owners of a popular Wortley Village café demolished after a fire last spring are taking aim at city hall for what they call "red tape" in getting a permit to rebuild. Read More

Downtown London cafe Rebel Remedy is closing its doors, but the owners will stay on site and transition the storefront to become a kombucha-making business. Read More

A lot of little gains add up to an economic win for London, as the city has landed several small industries that have bought land and are building new plants. Read More