A Free Press reader says postal workers "deserve fair treatment, and Canadians deserve reliable, to-the-door service."
The story by former MP John Weston appeared on the Opinion page - but it is also a factual piece.
Another round of talks going down the drain, and taxpayers are going to be held hostage again.
It was refreshing to read council has voted against renaming Plantation Road Larch Road, and has agreed to use part of the surplus to reduce the projected tax increase for Londoners.
Governments at all levels are being urged to buy Ingersoll-made commercial vans to support workers here as fears rise over fallout from the U.S. trade and tariff war.
If CUPW and the federal government don't reach a contract settlement before May 22, we may experience another postal strike.
Here are the most-read stories of 2024 from The London Free Press and lfpress.com:
Londonâs Business Cares food drive closed its helping campaign on Thursday, setting a record for food and money collected
Londonâs Salvation Army has seen an uptick in support for its Christmas campaign since sounding the alarm about a shortage of both donations and volunteers, officials say, but a "crucial shortfall" remains with one week until Dec. 25.
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Itâs called the season of giving for a reason. London-area charities are making a major push to help the less fortunate, collecting everything from food to toys to toiletries to help low-income Londoners, support the city’s homeless or make the holidays brighter for kids in hospital. Here are some of