Gallery: LFPs best October photos
Take a look back at October in and around London through the lens of LFP photojournalists Mike Hensen and Derek Ruttan: Read More
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Ontario cutting gas and fuel taxes for six months to provide relief for businesses and families
As part of its plan to keep costs down for Ontario families and businesses, the Ontario government is introducing legislation that would, if passed, cut the gas tax by 5.7 … Continue reading Ontario cutting gas and fuel taxes for six months to provide relief for businesses and families →
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Record rainfall pushed 60 million litres of London’s raw sewage into Thames
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