The London-area jobless rate edged up to seven per cent in November, and now sits above the national average, figures released Friday show
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New research says workers picking, grinding and packaging cannabis are developing workplace-related asthma, and two deaths have occurred so far.
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“It’s taking people longer to land a job, and employers are asking for more from people, even at an entry level.”
Bill Brady, a legendary local radio broadcaster and longtime London Free Press columnist, has died. He was 93.
When Betty Dickinson finished high school and the time came to look for a paying job, there were really only three options for women
Mark Foster experienced more progress in six months with PoNS therapy than in four years of prior rehabilitation.
More people have landed jobs in London and region over the last 12 months, but the unemployment rate nudged up last month as the population and workforce grew faster, new figures show.
The 66-year-old Western head coach said he'll take some time to evaluate.
A Free Press reader is concerned about the direction our city is heading when it comes to homelessness, addiction and public safety.
With nationwide love for the Toronto Blue Jays at a fever pitch as the team sits one win from a World Series championship, it’s worth remember the roots of the club run deep into London. This column by Jim Kernaghan on Don McDougall, the London executive who helped found the Jays, ran in the Feb. […]
Even if most politicians and experts agree the council workload deserves higher pay, it's still a politically awkward move, observers say.
Unifor, the union representing auto workers, held the rally on Wednesday.