Man shot dead by London police recently faced charges of assaulting Sarnia cops
A Sarnia tennis pro fatally shot by London police in a downtown alley last week faced charges of assaulting and obstructing Sarnia police officers.
Author: The London Free Press
More calls, longer waits at hospital: Local ambulance service stretched
The London-area ambulance system is under growing pressure as demand returns to pre-pandemic levels.
‘Zero sense’: Why isn’t London airport cleared for international flights?
Allowing international flights to land at airports in Hamilton and Waterloo while continuing to restrict them at London airport makes “zero sense,” Mayor Ed Holder says.
A Londoner’s ambitious $3B dream: Made-in-Ontario electric vehicles
A London entrepreneur has a big dream, and a tough road ahead.
U-turn looming for vehicle traffic on Blackfriars Bridge
A city council committee waded into debate about the fate of the historic Blackfriars Bridge on Tuesday, voting to keep cars off the structure for now.
London remains grounded as Hamilton, Waterloo airports cleared for international flights
Allowing international flights to land at airports in Hamilton and Waterloo while continuing to restrict them at London airport makes “zero sense,” Mayor Ed Holder says.
Letters to the Editor: Nov. 3
Shelter plan flawed Regarding the article Critics turn up heat on golf course shelter plan (Oct. 31) I agree the plan to set up trailers on two city golf courses on the outskirts of London will further isolate the homeless. Why not use the large open spaces of the Western Fair grounds, which has access […]
Politicians endorse 17-storey Victoria Park apartment building
A contentious development proposed for the edge of Victoria Park, delayed for years after it was repeatedly punted by council, just got a whole lot closer to reality. A seemingly endless battle about where and how to develop around London’s Victoria Park turned a corner Monday, as city politicians on the planning committee voted 4-1 […]
More calls, longer waits at hospital: London-area ambulance service stretched
The London-area ambulance system is under growing pressure as demand returns to pre-pandemic levels.
City briefs: Building boom continues, virtual meeting policy
London’s building boom continued this fall with a total of 3,668 building permits issued by the end of September, worth about $1.3 billion.
Man dies from injuries in south-end crash: police
A driver injured in a crash Tuesday morning in southwest London has died, London police say.
Occupant of downtown apartment confronts armed intruder: police
A man suffered minor injuries when he confronted an intruder armed with what appeared to be a handgun in a downtown apartment, London police say.
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