We’re looking back on the month of July in and around London through the lens of London Free Press photojournalists Mike Hensen and Derek Ruttan mhensen@postmedia.com druttan@postmedia.com
ancers not at fault Regarding the article Ukrainian dancers urge change after skipping city fest shows (July 18). I disagree with the Ukrainian dance ensemble which refused to participate due to the presence of SlavicRoots, a group promoting Russian culture. The Slavic group is in no way connected to the atrocities being inflicted on Ukraine. […]
A long weekend ushered in by international beer day is a good time to sing the praises of those who draw your draft and bring beer to your table.
t’s a paradox of social media: youth-dominated platforms are driving the visibility of a demographic that is famously invisible.
n 2014, Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou and his wife paid a fine of $1.2 million for having a third child, which was against the law.
ur city faces a challenge, one shaped by poverty that is cutting deep into the lives of this city's children and reshaping the moral architecture of the city.
ondon police are looking for a man last seen in an area near the provincial jail, warning he should be considered "armed and dangerous."
ondon had applied for project funding from the $200-million community sport and recreation infrastructure fund.
“They saved a life today, no question," an OPP officer said of two people who pulled a trapped Bracebridge pilot from the flaming wreckage.
Alexander Mackenzie, Canada’s second prime minister, doesn’t deserve his middling reputation, says writer and professor Stephen Azzi
More Thames Valley school board trustees are speaking out after Ontario’s education minister accused them of a “profound” failure of duty.