London's Lifestyle Home Show opened its doors Friday at Western Fair District amid a more upbeat tone for the housing industry in the city.
A two-in-one eatery in London is serving coffee and protein bowls during the day, but at night, the menu flips to cocktails and appetizers for cheap.
The threat of steep U.S. tariffs on Canadian-made goods has shut down one London manufacturing plant before it opened.
The region’s largest school board has snapped up a $10.45-million property in southwest London with plans to build a new elementary school.
More than 200 hectares of industrial land, on the site of the former Ford Talbotville assembly plant, has hit market
There's a sizable hole in the ground in downtown London, and while it's not a sinkhole, it's still expected to be a headache.
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A U.S. subsidiary of the Swedish defense company announced the project last year which has stirred debate between residents and officials with some calling for additional review.
By Donté Smith Capital News Service As electric vehicles become more common, Michigan is expanding its charging infrastructure to ensure accessibility for drivers statewide. The state’s Department of Transportation, supported by federal National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program funds, is accelerating construction of EV charging stations in both urban and rural areas. Currently, there are around […]
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Red highlighted areas on this map indicate Michigan townships that contain critical dunes. Image: Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and EnergyBy Clara Lincolnhol Michigan’s towering freshwater sand dunes make up a one-of-a-kind natural resource and the largest collection of freshwater dunes on the planet. But environmentalists say the state’s legal protections are vague and leave […]
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