London's Four Points Sheraton in top 10%
Stratford hotelier Vic Hayter’s latest acquisition, the Four Points Sheraton in London, Ont., has been recognized with a 2013 Certificate of Excellence from Trip Advisor.
View ArticleLate frost wreaks havoc on crops across region
Mike and Cheri Ferguson didn't get much sleep on the weekend.
View ArticleLondon city council debates proposal to license methadone clinics and pharmacies
With complex, carefully crafted rules already governing where methadone can be prescribed and dispensed in London, licensing those locations now is “a step too far,” one politician argued Monday.
View ArticleLondon police crackdown on cab safety flunks 40% of vehicles tested
Forty per cent of London cabs and limos tested in a weekend safety blitz flunked — five so bad they were taken off the road.
View ArticleLondon politicians hit brakes on food trucks – for now
City politicians held off voting on a plan to introduce food trucks in London, instead asking staff to tweak, and potentially expand, the pilot project.
View ArticleMayor says so at public input meeting at Lorne Avenue Elementary school
The city will pay for renovations, leasing and operating costs to open a family centre in a low-enrolment London school that could be closed.
View ArticleLondon's Storybook Gardens tries to find its footing 55 years after opening
Storybook Gardens used to be all about animals and nursery rhymes. But the attraction that opened more than five decades ago is remaking itself as a place for kids to do things.
View ArticleToilet cleaning claim reaches Queen’s Park
A dispute over toilet cleaning in a London hospital reached the floors of Queen’s Park Monday.
View ArticleLondon District Catholic School Board names Linda Staudt director of education
The London District Catholic School Board has named Linda Staudt as its new director of education.
View ArticleCommunity Safety and Correctional Services Minister Madeleine Meilleur...
Ontario’s corrections minister suggested Tuesday someone at London’s troubled provincial jail isn’t doing their job.
View ArticleNo bike light leads to jail term for London man
A man stopped for not having a headlight on his bicycle has been sentenced to 30 days in jail for resisting police and violating a court-ordered drug ban.
View ArticleParkhill once again invaded by mosquitoes
Clouds of mosquitoes have again settled into a Middlesex County community that hoped it had erased its reputation as Skeeterville, Ont.
View ArticleWomen’s abuse: London advocate “betrayed” by change of focus
An advocate for abused women says she feels “hugely betrayed” at a proposal to change a mayor-appointed council to end woman abuse into a group to tackle abuse in general.
View ArticleGoodwill Industries and Pivotal Services of London will join forces,...
One of the oldest social enterprises in the world is merging with another to expand its reach into St. Thomas.
View ArticleAsh trees being cut down faster than replanting effort
The push is on to find more money to plant trees to replace ash trees felled by the emerald ash borer and by city-hired crews.
View ArticleWorld figure skating championships report by tourism boss John Winston offers...
Budweiser Gardens is great — but it could be even better.
View ArticleMore flashpoints erupt at London’s provincial jail after the minister in...
Another long, hot summer of turmoil looms in Ontario’s jails after the provincial corrections minister poured gasoline over a fire Tuesday, then rejected a chance to stomp the flames out.
View ArticleThe plan for the former Western Counties Health and Occupational Centre south...
A leafy nook of the city few Londoners know exists is on its way to becoming the city’s first “cultural heritage landscape.”
View ArticlePotential test run of food trucks on London streets sparks opposition
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View ArticleThames Valley board officials to meet with Stoney Creek parent council members
The furor at a London elementary school over the appointment of a principal whose husband was convicted of possessing child porn hasn’t calmed, even after she met with its parent council.
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