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When politicians become slaves to their party and can no longer collaborate with those of other views, they become redundant to citizens
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Erik Grams has been taking trips to the Boundary Waters in Minnesota for over 30 years. It’s his favorite place in the world. But last year, during a fishing trip, there was a fatal accident that left Erik wrestling with his feelings about the place he loved.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle said they hope a deal can be reached without waiting until July. “We have zero interest in an extension,” said a House Republican source. “A deal is on the table now.”
Middle Eastern restaurants, bakeries, cafes and grab-and-go shawarma shops are popping up in plazas across London as demand grows
You don’t have to tell Clarke Singer how difficult it is to make the playoffs in Ontario university men’s hockey.
London's 180-year-old downtown market is changing its hours in May, another sign of the shifting nature of the city's core.
A pivotal new piece of Canada’s border security arsenal was on display at London International Airport Tuesday.
Three men and a teenager are charged after a group brandished knives and threatened two passengers on a city bus, London police say
One of the best moves in London Knights history happened because of transportation issues.
Almost six years after Tara Brown’s brother was killed, his family still doesn’t know how he died.