A long-anticipated housing project for homeless veterans in the city is one step closer to reality.
A video showing a group of masked men chanting far-right slogans outside London city hall is drawing international attention and is now under investigation by London police.
ays after London politicians approved a village worth of homes in the southwest, a new application for nearly 1,000 homes is in the works
A Free Press reader believes developers run the city and "they're not interested in what the public has to say."
A highrise subdivision in southwest London will be going ahead after city council made a last-ditch effort to give the project a haircut
ity council is going to bat for would-be homeowners, applauding a forgivable loan program for down payments and swiftly defeating a push to steer funding toward affordable housing. Politicians threw their support behind the revival of a Queen’s Park and Ottawa-funded, city-stewarded program that would provide some London renters a 20-year forgivable loan up to […]
hould money potentially earmarked for Londoners to get a loan for a down payment on a home instead be directed to shelters or affordable housing?
After an abrupt takeover earlier this year, city council won’t be letting go of the governance reins for London’s transit authority just yet. Despite a recommendation from three politicians on the London Transit Commission (LTC) to eventually return to a structure similar to what was abolished – four councillors instead of two and three citizen […]
A city council committee has unanimously endorsed plans for a training centre for police and firefighters just outside London’s southern boundary. Councillors Corrine Rahman, who chairs the infrastructure and corporate services committee, Jerry Pribil, Anna Hopkins, Paul Van Meerbergen, Skylar Franke and Mayor Josh Morgan voted on Wednesday in favour of the proposal. It must […]
The subdivision proposed by Southside Construction off Pack Road, between Colonel Talbot and Bostwick roads, includes about 4,000 units of mostly high-density housing.
The city is looking to give London renters a hand up by bringing back a forgivable loan that can go towards owning a house
A London councillor is pushing for changes to the city's school crossing guard program amid a groundswell of support from one neighbourhood