Martin Withenshaw, who fought for the LGBTQ+ community in London and the surrounding region, died Nov. 17 at the age of 71
Charming, funny, and gregarious, he was one of London's first local celebrities who could never say no to helping friends.
Bill Brady, a legendary local radio broadcaster and longtime London Free Press columnist, has died. He was 93.
Barry Wells did many things in his eclectic life in London: Journalist, historian, cab driver, city hall critic.
He was a four-time NBA all-star, three-time steals leader, two-time all-defence team member and the 1985 NBA comeback player.
It's a family-owned craft brewery built on a farm field owned by the same lineage for seven generations with links to a car dealership.
Catherine Sallows, 67, retired two years ago after a 29-year career as an educator.
Messages have poured in from orchestras, musicians and conductors across the continent, his wife said.
September marks 150 years since Singapore, a bustling Michigan lumber town near the mouth of the Kalamazoo River north of Saugatuck and Douglas, was deserted. It’s cultural relevance − and […]
It wouldn’t be an overestimation to say that the hockey world was emotionally crushed with news of the passing of Ken Dryden.
Six years ago, John David Spence was appointed to the Order of Canada.
London Free Press
oved ones are mourning a 27-year-old London man killed in a late-night clash along a suburban east-end street that’s resulted in second-degree murder charges against two teens. Nico James Diego “brought light and joy into the lives of others,” reads an obituary of the man, who died Aug. 3. “Nico will be remembered not only […]