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This outdoor gear rental company is trying to get new campers outside
Londoner Andrew Price launched Thames Valley Outfitters, an outdoor gear rental company, which he says is meant to help the camp-curious try the activity without making a financial commitment or creating waste.
Is AI the new voice of voice acting? This London company is capitalizing on the technology
A London, Ont. company is helping voice actors worldwide bank their voices for AI text-to-speech projects. Voice actors registered with Voices.com can put their voices up for hire, which clients can use to make commercials, videos and presentations of their choice.
5 foods to ring in the Year of the Snake this Lunar New Year
East Asian communities in London will be ringing in Lunar New Year on Wednesday with celebrations including big family dinners. Chef Ran Ai shares five common and significant dishes that home cooks are preparing for the day.
Two of Delaware Nation's longest-serving police officers retire after three decades
Both retired officers say policing in Delaware Nation is more than law enforcement, but also supporting the community.
As vet giants buy up more clinics, these London vets are keeping their independence
More than 20 per cent of all Canadian veterinary clinics are owned by six corporations, according to a recent investigation by CBC Marketplace. Some independently-owned pet clinics in London are making the decision to stay private, with owners saying they prefer being in charge of veterinary protocols, pricing and services offered.
Road salt is keeping drivers safe but harming the environment, researchers say
Researchers studying salt pollution in the London area are calling on the public to reduce the amount of salt they use this winter due to harmful impacts on the environment.
'Little trinkets' are the latest trend in adults buying children's toys
Little trinkets are the latest trend in adults buying and collecting toys, generally marketed towards children. Collectors say it's a way for them to connect with their childhood interests.
More than 7,000 people on London's supportive housing waitlist, city data shows
There are over 7,000 people on the waitlist for community housing in London, but the number of them getting housed has decreased, said Craig Cooper, the southwestern Ontario city’s director of housing stability services.
Snowmobile riders warned of safety risks after crash kills man in Huron County
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after a Bluewater resident died in a snowmobile crash in Huron County on Wednesday afternoon. Police and local snowmobile clubs are reminding drivers to ride sober, wear a helmet and stay on maintained trails.
How London's homeless are surviving the snow as shelters at capacity
After snow squalls, some Londoners without permanent housing are getting rest in store doorways and stairwells, while others are walking the streets to keep their blood pumping and bodies warm.