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Letters to the Editor: September 3, 2022
The City of London gets an F in written communication and an F in empathy. Read More
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Letters to the Editor: July 13, 2022
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Captainless Knights slip up against Storm, lose second straight
The Knights tried to win one for their ill captain. Instead, they discovered they need Luke Evangelista more than ever. London is 9-0 with its top scorer in the lineup and 0-2 since he was sidelined by a nasty flu thanks to a shocking 4-3 overtime loss to Guelph before 7,213 Tuesday at Budweiser Gardens. […]
Hepworth’s Landon Lorenowicz earns gold at Next Gen event
Hepworth’s Landon Lorenowicz once again took gold in the 14-year-old teenage boys’ gi combined 69-kilogram division at the 2022 Next Gen Toronto Jiu-Jitsu tournament this past weekend. The event hosted at the Toronto Metropolitan University featured 719 athletes competing for gold including two athletes representing Kilian Academy. Fresh off being crowned Ontario champion a week […]
Letters to the Editor: November 22, 2022
It’s about students Re: Education essential (Letters, Nov. 18) I’m writing in support of this letter to the editor by John Hush, who writes that keeping schools open is imperative. Students have missed so much during this pandemic, and now need the stability and motivation that results from in-person learning. I feel many teachers have […]
New centre for young abuse victims opening in London
A new centre giving young victims of abuse one place to tell their stories and begin healing is set to open in London in December Beacon House Child and Youth Advocacy Centre will bring together police, social service, health care and court workers to help children and their families focus on getting help, rather than […]