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‘Mummy guy’: Western University scientist digs up new King Tut secrets

ByThe London Free Press

Known around campus as “the mummy guy,” a Western University bio-archeologist is part of a three-person team that has unlocked more secrets about one of the most famous pharaohs in history — 100 years after his grave was first investigated. Read More

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Harrison Park bird sanctuary under quarantine after bird flu confirmed

ByOwen Sound Sun Times

Avian Influenza has been confirmed in domestic birds in the sanctuary at Harrison Park and it has been placed under a quarantine order. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency notified the city on Monday of positive test results for the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus after city staff observed birds exhibiting possible symptoms on Friday. Laboratory testing […]

UPDATED: Note to print subscribers

ByThe London Free Press

Due to winter storm conditions, home delivery of The London Free Press is not possible. We apologize for this inconvenience and will be issuing you a credit for missed delivery. Please click here to read the ePaper (a digital replica of the print edition). If you need to contact us, please use our automated system by […]

Provincial planning rules could make city’s housing affordability worse: consultant

ByThe London Free Press

A long-awaited tool to require affordable housing in new developments is getting a cold reception from London’s building industry and a consultant hired to study the practice, at least under current rules. City politicians voted Monday to recommend seeking special permission from Queen’s Park to use inclusionary zoning – requiring new residential buildings to set […]

$285K donation boosts hours at dental clinic for low-income Londoners

ByThe London Free Press

A donation of nearly $300,000 will help a dental clinic for low-income Londoners increase its hours of operation, allowing it to help hundreds of more patients during the next two years, the donors say. Green Shield Canada, a health benefits provider, is donating $285,000 to the Wright Clinic at Glen Cairn Community Resource Centre, as […]