A London councillor is pushing for changes to the city's school crossing guard program amid a groundswell of support from one neighbourhood
Seven-day reported infections of the measles for Southwestern Public Health have remained in single digits for the past month.
Free Press reporter Jack Moulton looks at other financial flashpoints that have surfaced at hospitals in Ontario and elsewhere recently.
A three tower, 402-unit residential development pitched for Highbury Avenue north will face stiff opposition from the city politician representing the area.
Each year, Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources recruits teams of volunteer lighthouse keepers to staff the Tawas Point Lighthouse in two-week shifts. Read the full story by Michigan Public.
Kincardine News
Kincardine’s mayor is inviting the community to be part of the 2026 budget process through a series of upcoming open houses. “I am looking forward to hearing the opinions and recommendations of our municipal council, our staff, our community organizations, and our community residents and visitors,” Mayor Ken Craig is quoted in a news release. […]
A London researcher who focuses on poverty and homelessness and a celebrated harmonica player and composer from Sarnia are among 83 people appointed Monday to the Order of Canada. Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced the appointments of Cheryl Forchuk and Mike Stevens for their contributions to the nation. “Forchuk is an esteemed nurse scientist at […]
Following the presentation by the Bruce Botanical Food Gardens (BBFG) in April, the South Bruce branch of the Retired Women Teachers of Ontario/Organization des eneignantes retraitées de l’Ontario (RWTO/OERO) was inspired to make this the destination for their annual year-end picnic, June 19. Unfortunately, the chilly, rainy weather forced the ladies to hold the retirees’ […]
A courier charged in a crash that killed a seven-year-old boy outside his south London home is allowed to drive while on bail despite police telling The Free Press they believe a ban on driving was necessary.
After more than 16 years of running the Bag Lady in London’s Woodfield neighbourhood, Jane Beattie is passing the torch and believes the beloved brunch spot is in good hands.