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Of all the messages in this federal election – some bland, some spicy – the most refreshing is the grassroots campaign to save the CBC.

Canadians are showing a strong desire to support local industries, protect jobs and build national self-sufficiency in face of U.S. threat

The late Gene Hackman, an Oscar-winning actor found dead last week with his wife, had a close connection to Sarnia.

Last fall, three turkeys popped up and decided to stick around.

Personalized cryptocurrencies are an explicit cash grab, flawed in both concept and duty of care.

June Carter Cash, the musician often overshadowed by husband Johnny Cash, is the subject of a new documentary titled, June. They were married after The Man In Black famously proposed to her during a 1968 performance at London Gardens, a moment now immortalized by a downtown mural. Carlene Carter –

One of the ironies of pandemic isolation was the way it reignited our appreciation for great cinema, while simultaneously extinguishing our desire to visit a crowded theatre. Stories of connection, played out on smaller screens, helped us survive the long weeks of limited human contact. After the dark times of

Organizers of the 20th anniversary of RBC Rock The Park hope to draw 50,000 to Harris Park for the four-day music festival this summer – and a legendary rock band just announced as a headliner will go a long way reaching that target. Read More

Fans of Kim’s Convenience rejoice! The Grand Theatre is bringing the play that inspired the TV show back to London. Read More

With Netflix set to air the animated series Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, we're recalling that it's based on the popular graphic novel series created by London native Bryan Lee O'Malley. This profile of O'Malley was first published in the Aug. 10, 2009 editions of The London Free Press Read More

“Don’t forget to thank a straight person this month for your existence,” Jeremy Bieber wrote sarcastically over a Pride flag in a now-deleted message he shared to his Twitter page. Read More

A clear blue sky and plenty of stage stars made for a lovely backdrop Tuesday evening as the red carpet was rolled out for opening night at the Stratford Festival. All photos by LFP's Mike Hensen: Read More