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Thomas Jay Oord, a cutting-edge theologian, has nine suggestions on what religion can learn from science
A Free Press reader calls for leadership in health care, on regulatory bodies, and on the public to demand better from mental health units.
Innis & Gunn beers are now distributed nationally with the biggest popularity found in Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta.
A stately Old South London home may be divided into four rental units and eight stacked townhomes could be built on the property. The house at 10 Marley Place in Wortley Village is about 125 years old. Siv-ik Planning and Design will submit a rezoning application to the city in July to build stacked townhouses […]
London’s police chief touted the early success of his public drug use crackdown, saying officers have averaged 10 drug seizures a day in the program's first two months.
London civic politicians' pay should be bumped up, but by how much? Probably by a pretty penny, an independent task force believes.
The superintendent in charge of school facilities at the Thames Valley District school board has resigned, the board said in a memo to staff
Rachel Gilbert spoke with Jonathan Juha about his story on the significant slowdown in home construction starts in the London area
The site of a closed elementary school on Hamilton Road could be home to a new park, townhomes and apartment buildings.
Way before the first phases of Wastell Homes’ Willow project in north London was completed, builder Sue Wastell could detect softening demand for new homes.