It’s time for London to tune up its bona fides as a music city. But how?

It’s time for London to tune up its bona fides as a music city. But how?
London Free Press
The numbers didn’t add up for Graham Henderson. Toronto had four million people and a music economy of $500 million a year. Austin, Texas had a fifth of the people, 800,000, and three times the music economy, $1.5 billion a year. As president of Music Canada at the time, Henderson set out to figure out […]
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YMCA community kitchen named after late London builder Ewald Bierbaum

YMCA community kitchen named after late London builder Ewald Bierbaum
London Free Press
A community kitchen at a London YMCA now bears the name of a late London developer who lived at the Y after he arrived in London from Europe with nearly empty pockets in 1952. The Bierbaum Family Community Kitchen at the StarTech.com community centre, YMCA and library on Southdale Road celebrates the life and legacy […]
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Tenants of London apartment protest pests, water damage, rent hikes

London Free Press
Tenants of an east London apartment building managed by Old Oak properties protested Thursday over what they described as unlivable conditions the company is refusing to address. Read More
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Landlord eyes rare daycare in apartment building amid demographics shift

London Free Press
Running late to work and still facing a commute to your child's daycare first? What a relief if it's just a short elevator ride away from your front door. Read More
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Greg Bierbaum, prominent London builder, dies at age 59

London Free Press
London’s development community is reeling as Greg Bierbaum, one of its most prominent members, has died. Read More
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