A Free Press reader thinks too many London councillors seem "all too eager to silence anyone who asks questions pertaining to transparency and accountability."
“If you go for a walk in the woods, it’s good to know what could hurt you,” he said. “Going to the beach is no different – we should know the dangers and how to spot them.”
Winning a gold medal at the OFSAA track and field championship is a remarkable feat. Winning three individual gold medals is nearly unheard of, but Jackson MacKay, 18, of London did just that at the provincial meet held June 5 to 7 in Toronto. MacKay, a student at Sir Frederick Banting secondary school, won the […]
After far-off wildfires drove air quality in the region into high-risk territory last week, a Southwestern Ontario health unit has extended a special air quality statement.
Two gunmen killed a nurse outside her northwest London home in a botched hit targeting her boyfriend, a court heard.
Elgin County is examining how its growing population will get around in the coming decades.
A scheduled homicide trial starting Monday of a man charged in the shooting death of Lynda Marques has taken an unexpected turn.
London’s unemployment rate went up by half a percentage point for a second straight month in May, Statistics Canada reported Friday, as the ongoing trade war between Canada and the U.S. continues to take a toll on the local economy. The London region, which also takes in St. Thomas, Strathroy and portions of Elgin and […]
With the trade war with the U.S. spooking buyers, London’s housing market continued its slump in May, with only 722 homes changing hands
The season had kicked off with High Point Farms dispersing March 21 where 75 lots brought $390,250 for a $5,200 average
The public health office at the epicentre of Ontario’s measles outbreak has reported the lowest number of new infections in a week since April.
Michelle and Nick Hoeffsuemmer contributing a part of their profits to worthy local causes