With ERs swamped, LHSC’s COVID, cold and flu clinic opens to children

ByThe London Free Press 10 January 2023

London’s COVID, cold and flu assessment centre will begin seeing sick children Wednesday, a strategy that hospital officials hope will reduce the strain on burdened emergency rooms. Read More

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65 or 93: Councillors debate number of affordable units in massive five-tower project

ByThe London Free Press 2 August 2022

More than 1,200 new apartments are hanging in the balance as builders threaten to pull the plug on a massive south-end redevelopment if London city council refuses to bend on an affordable housing dispute. The developers behind the Century Centre proposal warned council’s decision could delay, or even kill, the entire project. At the heart […]

Man suffers life-threatening injures in London stabbing

ByThe London Free Press 27 September 2022

London police are investigating a stabbing Monday night that sent a man to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Police say officers were called to Nelson Street, located near the intersection of Adelaide Street and Trafalgar Street, at about 7:15 p.m. in response to a 911 call and found a man with stab wounds. He was transported […]

Ukrainian student gets foot in door to study in Ontario – but few can follow his path

ByThe London Free Press 31 July 2022

After several blows, it must seem like a miracle for one 18-year-old Ukrainian scholar.

CUPE calls off strike in return for government dropping Bill 28

ByOwen Sound Sun Times 7 November 2022

Students are to be back in class across Ontario on Tuesday after the Canadian Union of Public Employees agreed to call off their strike if the Ontario government dropped its legislation imposing a contract and ordering the education workers back to work. Locally, Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board schools and the French private Saint-Dominique-Savio […]

Midwestern Ontario again boasting the lowest jobless rate in the province

ByBlackburn News 9 September 2022

The unemployment rate for the Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Economic Region fell 0.5 percentage points to 3.8%, sitting at the lowest in Ontario.

Mapleton ready to move ahead with infrastructure project

ByBlackburn News 20 April 2022

$3.6 million dollars worth of grants will go towards the Moorefield Water System Renewal Project.

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