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By Joshua Kim

Following the completion of segments 1 and 2 of the Portage Canal, local residents and visitors can use the historic site and its amenities following years of disrepair.

The post Restoration of historical site improves quality of life for Portage, Wisconsin residents first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.

London's speed cameras were shut off Thursday night and removed starting Friday, meeting the deadline set by Queen's Park

An organic U.S. boycott by Canadians, sparked by the ongoing trade war, appears to have reached a new high point in August.

With nationwide love for the Toronto Blue Jays at a fever pitch as the team sits one win from a World Series championship, it’s worth remember the roots of the club run deep into London. This column by Jim Kernaghan on Don McDougall, the London executive who helped found the Jays, ran in the Feb. […]

City hall aims to process applications within two weeks.

London will be allowing some residents to put pet waste in their green bins as part of a new pilot project, but not human waste in the form of diapers or menstrual products. Politicians voted 12-3 during Tuesday’s council meeting to shoot down a suggestion from Ward 10 Coun. Paul Van Meerbergen to explore allowing […]

STRATFORD – Begun by an immigrant from czarist Russia who started with a horse-drawn cart, one of Stratford’s oldest businesses has reached the end of the line after nearly 114 years. Family-owned Hudson’s of Stratford, a third-generation furniture and mattress retailer, plans to close early next year, a decision its owner said was influenced by a […]

As far as penalties go in hockey, this one was shocking and rare.

The Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League club announced the hiring of Keli Corpse, a former Junior C coach and long-time professional player.

Mike Lumley has been the manager of the Western University men’s baseball team since its inception in 2001.

By Samantha Ku
New federal policy is aimed at addressing the nation’s wildfire crisis by boosting timber production, but some experts say it’s not expected to have a major impact in Michigan. 

The post Federal wildfire policy sparks debate: timber or trees?  first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.

Bruce Power’s Summer Bus Tour Program saw a record season with 6,193 people taking part. “Giving people a peek behind the curtain at how one-third of Ontario’s electricity is generated is always exciting for the staff at the Visitors’ Centre,” said Dwight Irwin, Bruce Power’s manager of community relations in a news release. Bruce Power […]