A Southwestern Ontario municipality has rejected a proposed wind turbine project after politicians received a loud negative response from many residents.
An Oxford County couple is raising concerns about road safety after a dump truck tipped over at the edge of their rural home’s driveway.
The SoHo Community Association in London will hold its SoHo Soaper on Saturday, a downhill race featuring homemade carts and meant to bring the neighbourhood together. LFP reporter Jacob Reid has what you need to know: What is soapbox racing? Soapbox racing dates back to early-1900s Dayton, Ohio, when kids built gravity-powered carts from wooden soap […]
Artificial intelligence poses an unprecedented cyber security threat to business, industry and institutions, and London agencies will be given a crash course Thursday on how to guard against crippling attacks. AI can be used by hackers to attack targets with speed and sophistication and a strong counter is needed against the threat, said Neil Beaton, […]
London police have seized drugs more than 500 times and laid nearly a dozen charges after launching a crackdown on public drug use three months ago, a new report says.
Victoria Lewicki had no gun to her head when she used fraudulent documents in trying to buy a $100,000 truck from a Sarnia dealer last year, her lawyer told the judge
A local ice cream producer is celebrating 30 years of sweet success. It’s been three decades since the London Ice Cream Company opened its doors in a small pink building on Base Line Road. Founded by Alan Sagent in 1995 and taken over by Cyril Chalykoff in 2006, the business has seen a lot of […]
Two London startup businesses have each won $500,000 from the Ontario government to commercialize their technology.
Developers will be able to pitch their ideas for housing on a city-owned parking lot in Old East Village this summer after politicians were urged to slow the process down and do more consultation. Initiated by Mayor Josh Morgan through a strong mayor order last year, city hall staff had begun looking at the potential […]
It's been a tough year so far for new home construction, with housing starts in all categories running behind 2024 levels.
With so many homeless and the great cost to taxpayers, one Free Press reader says it's time to look at new ideas to help the homeless.