Council voted 10-5 both to deny heritage designation for the historic 1872 building at 1269 Hyde Park Rd
We’ve seen snowstorms and a beaver moon, Northern Lights and dark dinner hours. And as sure as these are signs of November, so too are the arrivals of craft stouts, the seasonals that matter most to beer fans and word about Ontario’s chilliest beer festival. Locally, the autumn stout groupthink begins in Old East Village […]
The holiday glow is on full display at Fanshawe Conservation Area where the Magic of Lights has returned for a fifth consecutive year. The 2.5-kilometre drive-through display features dozens of light displays and digital animations, including favourites such as the Enchanted Tunnel and new creations. The show opens Friday, Nov. 21 and runs until Jan. […]
You can pay tribute, give thanks, look for an out-of-print book, or even search for a long-lost friend or family member.
By Joe Lorenz
Electrification and tariffs mean rural Midwest communities can cash in on their mineral resources. But how can these ventures balance local benefit to the ecological cost?
The post New interest in domestic mining comes with call for sustainability in the market first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
Pumpkins After Dark is an attraction at Storybook Gardens in London that features more than 10,000 carved foam and real pumpkins displayed in a series of pop culture tableaus. You can take a boo until Nov. 1. Photos by LFP’s Derek Ruttan druttan@postmedia.com
The fall edition of the dream lottery supporting London hospitals has arrived.
By Maya Moore
Blight Hernandez is a master of turning everyday trash into something of value. A Southwest Detroit native, Hernandez has called himself an artist since he was 6. Now a full-time working artist for five years, his sustainable business is called Be The Light. It’s born out of intention and focused on higher consciousness, keeping things out of the landfill, and making things that people love, Hernandez said.
The post The sustainable art of Blight Hernandez: ‘No waste’ first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
By Clara Lincolnhol
Online rumors are swirling that a comet from another solar system might be a UFO — but Michigan State University researchers say that’s pure speculation. It’s definitely a comet, they insist, with no credible reason to believe otherwise.
The post Scientists debunk UFO claims about rare interstellar comet first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
Beverage maker is pledging a loonie for every kilometre logged on the Trans Canada Trail from Sept. 20 to Oct. 19.
If the property sells for its asking price, it would be the most expensive condo sold in London's history, by a long margin.
Two border officers working at the Blue Water Bridge the night up to $7.5 million in cocaine and heroin was seized testified Tuesday.