Six former LHSC employees and a close contact of one of them are named in two lawsuits filed by the hospital alleging a massive fraud
Reporter Heather Rivers went price shopping for things in health care to see how far lawsuit damages sought by the London hospital might go.
Free Press reporter Jack Moulton looks at other financial flashpoints that have surfaced at hospitals in Ontario and elsewhere recently.
The cash-strapped London Health Sciences Centre is seeking $60 million in damages in two lawsuits. Here's what that kind of money could buy.
London Health Sciences Centre has weathered a series of scandals and seismic shifts in its executive structure in recent years, from departures of high-ranking mainstays and a full reimagining of its relationship with another city hospital to the appointment of a provincial supervisor. Here’s a timeline of tumult in LHSC’s top ranks since November 2019. […]
Jayden Leroux-Hendren is honouring the memory of her son Brent by helping support Oxford County seniors facing food insecurity. Postmedia's How Canada Wins: Love Where We Live summer series.
Just weeks into a sweltering summer, there already have been five drownings and several close calls in the London-region.
Former London mayor Matt Brown is stepping back into the spotlight. But he swears a return to city council isn't happening.
Sunfest found Alfredo Caxaj talks about the London music festival he built, along with the global travels that help bring it to life
As Sunfest launches its 31st edition on Thursday, founder and executive director Alfredo Caxaj tells Free Press reporter Beatriz Baleeiro about the festival he built, along with the global travels that help bring it to life. Q: You’ve travelled the world to scout and book Sunfest acts since you began the festival three decades ago. […]
Canada Day held special meaning for dozens of Londoners who became Canadian citizens on Tuesday during a ceremony at Dundas Place