Hockey jerseys out, grad gowns in. London’s downtown arena, home to the national champion London Knights junior hockey team, will become convocation central for not just one, but both of London’s post-secondary schools for the first time starting Monday. Thousands of graduates from Western University and Fanshawe College, and their guests, will converge on the […]
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The London Lightning have acquired the Basketball Super League’s leading scorer. James Towns, who has averaged 26.9 points a game this season for the Pontiac Pharaohs, arrives on the heels of Bolts guard Chris Jones’s indefinite suspension for a dustup following a 112-107 win over the Newfoundland Rogues Jan. 3 in St. John’s. “It’ll be […]
The London Knights have allowed just 10 goals in six games since losing three of their biggest stars to the Canadian world junior team. Thatâs incredible. Aleksei Medvedev, the rookie half of the Ontario Hockey Leagueâs most consistent goaltending tandem, stopped 37 shots in the teamâs fourth straight win, 4-1
Forget his age and rookie status. Aleksei Medvedev has been one of the most consistent goaltenders in the Ontario Hockey League this season. The 17-year-old Knight turned aside 31 shots â including 18 in the third period â for his first major junior shutout to backstop London to its 16th
Western University is moving its graduation ceremonies to Canada Life Place for at least the next five years, a temporary measure.
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The head of London’s premiere sport and concert venue is stepping down after more than two decades.
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Hundreds of people from local workplaces and schools participated in the TD StairClimb at Budweiser Gardens in downtown London on Thursday. The United Way fundraiser, now in its 27th year, has raised nearly $3 million in that time. Photos by LFP's Derek Ruttan Read More
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Hearing an economic argument that a Budweiser Gardens renovation makes financial sense for London taxpayers, city council on Tuesday approved paying more than $26.7-million for an arena upgrade. Read More