Letters to the Editor: November 11, 2022
Every morning my family and I wake up grateful and go to bed less than hopeful. My family and I have been homeless going on five months and have been living in a hotel. Read More
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A massive townhouse development in northwest London may help with London’s housing needs, but the fight is on to maintain the sense of community in a rapidly growing area, said one city politician.
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Letters to the Editor: July 5, 2023
Cyclists dangerous Graham Forster’s suggestion, in his letter to the editor Change London’s sidewalk bylaw (June 21) that bikes and scooters be allowed to use the sidewalk, but include penalties for dangerous or reckless riding is a ludicrous idea. The sidewalk is for walkers and children riding small bikes. There is no way penalties for […]
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 23
Stop scaring kids, just get ’em vaxxed Elementary schoolchildren may already have had a total of 15 shots against childhood diseases, so what is the problem? Stop scaring the kids; stop making ‘a mountain out of a molehill.’ Instead of all this verbiage, once parents have explained the issue to their children and have decided […]
Jagmeet Singh rallies with tenants facing eviction from London apartments
As dozens of tenants facing eviction rallied behind him, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh vowed in London on Friday to push for a moratorium on so-called renovictions and for a national fund to build public housing stock.
Letters to the Editor: August 16, 2022
Shortcutting process not wise Re: Neighbours appealing school-for subdivision deal, Aug 12, 2022. It’s unfortunate that London taxpayers need to take court action in order to get council to do its job responsibly. Subdivision approval process is long and arduous because you can’t go back and fix mistakes later. The need for a new school […]
More to the storey: Proposed Hyde Park build puts councillors in tough spot
A development showdown is looming for a London city committee.