Out to future-proof its rapid growth, the town is preparing in more ways than one. This is Part Five of Postmedia's How Canada Wins series.
Municipal officials and business leaders have launched a push encouraging local support for Strathroy-Caradoc businesses.
A great location is the community's trump card to attract industry. More than a few wild cards are out there, however. This is Part Three of Postmedia’s How Canada Wins series.
The fast-growing centre is wrestling with how to engage its newcomers in local life. This is Part Two of Postmedia’s How Canada Wins series.
What does one civic leader's anecdote about a seabird struggling to lift off say about London's prosperity? More than you might think.
It's kind of a nice problem to have, one civic veteran says, but a balancing act is needed for the once-rural area that's now booming.
A partnership between two London-area school boards and a non-profit trainer is helping students and apprentices get specialty training on state-of-the-art tech equipment. The Strathroy-Caradoc skilled trades hub, located in the same building as Holy Cross and Strathroy district collegiate institute secondary schools, welcomed visitors Wednesday to view its new manufacturing equipment including welding booths, […]
London Free Press
A London-area township is taking a spat with a neighbouring municipality to court, accusing Strathroy city hall of “abuse of public power” in a $50-million lawsuit over a development dispute. Read More
London Free Press
I recently built a new fence. You can ask your neighbour to share the cost of a new fence, with varying results. In my case, my neighbor is my municipality, Strathroy-Caradoc. My property adjoins a park. A few weeks after I had the fence built, my neighbour across the street
London Free Press
Strathroy-Caradoc will allocate $10 million in next year's budget to build a new fire station following a narrow vote at council this week. Read More
London Free Press
Service calls to the Strathroy-Caradoc fire department jumped nearly 40 per cent last year, in part due to the region's booming population and more post-pandemic activity, its fire chief says. Read More