Speakers at the annual State of the Community event brought updates on healthcare, housing, tourism and other hot-button topics. They also addressed sweeping changes in the federal government.
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Speakers at the annual State of the Community event brought updates on healthcare, housing, tourism and other hot-button topics. They also addressed sweeping changes in the federal government.
Ontario’s financial regulator has revoked the licence of a London financial advisor accused of defrauding clients of more than $2 million
Officials with the NHL’s Washington Capitals say they’re still gathering details after the arrest of one of their prospects, Cam Allen, on charges of drunk driving in London. The 20-year-old London Knights defenceman was a fifth-round pick to the team in the 2023 NHL draft. He was charged following a crash in southwest London’s Lambeth […]
Not one Canadian in 10 would freely choose to join the angry, divided U.S., but they may face a long, miserable economic siege to avoid it.
To remind us of the obvious, it shouldn't require a tariff war for us to commit to "buying local."
David Peterson offers an insider’s view of the Ontario election, the recent tariff scrap with the U.S. and provincial election campaigns.
One of the best moves in London Knights history happened because of transportation issues.
Where do Ontario's main three parties stand on the issues facing cities provincewide, and the growing calls for a better deal between Queen's Park and municipal governments?
Canadians have pledged to buy domestic products over choices coming from the U.S. as the country shakes its collective head in anger over President Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariffs on imports from Canada.
More than 2.5 million Ontarians are without a family doctor, the entry-point for patients into the publicly funded health care system.