Former London politician Vaughan Minor, business partner point to mortgages...
A London political veteran, who played a key role in a failed Alberta land-banking venture into which 4,000 investors sank $73 million, has a simple explanation for why all seems to be lost.
View ArticleLondon's Fanshawe College seeks to fill gaps in labour market
More students and more opportunities are in the cards for Fanshawe College.
View ArticleA woman in Singapore is now disillusioned by Canada; an Ontario man is...
Edgeworth is a four-letter word for about 4,000 people who invested $73 million in the Alberta land-banking program promoted by Londoner Vaughan Minor.
View ArticleWhat’s so special about one goose sitting on a bunch of unhatched eggs in a...
They dropped in to stay, near as we can determine, on a cloudy Sunday evening.
View ArticleSeaforth Foodland gutted by fire during early Saturday morning blaze
The Seaforth Foodland grocery store was gutted by fire early Saturday morning after firefighters were called to the scene around 2:10 a.m.
View ArticleLondon and District Labour Council Day of Mourning features wreath laying...
Randy St. Croix still remembers the phone call: It was 2 a.m. and his brother Rick was in hospital, fighting for his life.
View ArticleFirefighters douse road paver blaze at east London business
A fire outside an east London business sent a plume of smoke billowing into the air that was visible five kilometres away Saturday afternoon.
View ArticleLondon Free Press takes home three Ontario Newspaper Awards in Waterloo
The London Free Press has brought home three Ontario Newspaper Awards.
View ArticleCambridge Winter Hawks beat London Nationals 3-2 in overtime
Max Lamontange’s surname means “the mountain” in French. And he’s certainly left the London Nationals with one to climb.
View ArticleAnnual London event supports the Thames Valley Children's Centre
A few fist pumped as they crossed the finish line, other held hands with fellow racers, while some sprinted through with stone-faced expressions.
View ArticlePolice urge pedestrians to respect wig-wags at train crossings
A 60-year-old woman miraculously walked away with minor bruises after her bicycle was hit by a train on Centre Street in Chatham Sunday afternoon.
View ArticleMembers of 12 local faith groups give nature a hand Sunday
If you plant it, they will come — that’s what leaders from 12 local faith groups are hoping.
View ArticleCoun. Bill Armstrong wants city hall staff to find out who leaked a letter...
Coun. Bill Armstrong is demanding The Free Press identify the confidential source of a legal letter that accuses the veteran politician of questionable behaviour at a methadone-dispensing pharmacy.
View ArticleCAW’s Tim Carrie is moving to a new post at the union’s education centre in...
The skid filled with steel truck rims stood before him, but Tim Carrie refused the work — it was unsafe.
View ArticleThe shape of wings to come?
Welcome to Fort Worth, which even locals call “the most typically Texan of all Texas cities.”
View ArticlePlans to build a 10-bedroom duplex in Blackfriars have nearby residents — and...
It’s a proposed duplex with 10 bedrooms that, if built, would loom so large over the neighbouring house it likely wouldn’t get any sunshine. Ever.
View ArticleNeighbour on housing plan: ‘I will hope for the best’
A controversial plan to turn a shuttered school into affordable housing will get another look from the city.
View ArticleElevated park moves closer to bloom
Canada's first elevated park is a step closer to blooming in St. Thomas.
View ArticleMayor suggests baking the pie one piece at a time
Slow and steady won’t win the race to revive London’s lagging economy, a fired-up Joe Fontana told bureaucrats charged with trying to kick-start growth.
View ArticleRegina Mundi classes a wash for second day
About 1,100 London Catholic secondary school students will get another day off, and maybe more, due to a broken water line.
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