One Londoner describes being “terrified” when tactical officers raided a neighbour’s home as part of a five-month investigation
City politicians are now open to hearing about more potential service cuts to bring down next year’s tax hike – a partial reversal from a committee decision to reject many of the ideas. Council voted Tuesday to ask city staff to report back on three cost-saving measures: reducing road repairs, stopping the green bin pilot […]
A Free Press reader says postal workers "deserve fair treatment, and Canadians deserve reliable, to-the-door service."
Brian Vollmer never thought he’d live past 40, let alone still be fronting a rock band five decades in
City hall is starting to look for builders to re-develop its campus at 300 Dufferin Ave., loading it with more office space, housing, and parking.
The season had kicked off with High Point Farms dispersing March 21 where 75 lots brought $390,250 for a $5,200 average
Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket and get ready to enjoy the return of a long-running London music festival.
Testimony has finished in the trial of five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team accused of sexually assaulting a woman
The London Knights are bringing home their third Memorial Cup and the team is planning a celebration with the community on Monday night.
Oversight legislation making it easier for Queen's Park to take over school boards obscures key education funding issue, critics contend.
What began as a storefront gelato parlour in London has grown into a food business shipping the Italian desserts across Ontario. Coppa Inc. now sells its London-made gelato and sorbet across the province and it manufactures other frozen treats that ship as far as British Columbia, said chief executive Matt Swann. “We want to be […]