‘The Bug Man’ loved insect tees. They’re now being sold to help good causes

London Free Press
When world-renowned London scientist and teacher Jeremy McNeil died in July, he left more than 600 bug t-shirts.
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Vet gets his high school diploma – 82 years after dropping out to fight

London Free Press
In 1942, lifelong Londoner George Olley decided it was more important to pitch in with the war effort than finish his high school education. That missing piece was restored Monday when the 99-year-old Second World War veteran received an honorary diploma from his alma mater, H. B Beal secondary school
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West Coast Catering celebrating 5 years in Kincardine

Kincardine News
A local chef and entrepreneur is celebrating five successful years in business, but he said, he couldn’t have done it alone. “We have incredible chefs and people working with us,” said Chef Alex Lussier, owner of West Coast Catering, highlighting his 36 employees. “It makes it a very energetic business
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Baranyai: Immigration might resolve France's pension protests

London Free Press
France has a reputation for fashion, fine wine, and nearly constantly being on strike. The birthplace of revolution embodies vibrant contradictions. People enjoy above-average life expectancy on a steady diet of croissants and foie gras; generous retirement benefits despite staggering youth unemployment; and beautiful streetscapes piled high with trash. Read
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