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As London moves to open land for development, landowners want in
As the City of London moves to open up more than 3,700 acres of land for new development, land owners are lining up to have their parcels included.
Why Western wants to create a new and controversial entry pathway for international students
Western University is considering following the path of other Canadian universities and partnering with a private company to set up an international college. It's seen as a way to attract international students and boost revenue at a time when support for universities remains flat.
London won't be on the tab for millions of dollars in developer fee exemptions: Mayor
London Mayor Josh Morgan's push to get next year's tax increase under five per cent is a lot closer to reality. That's because the Ontario government has confirmed that cities won't have to cover the budget hole left by multi-million dollar exemptions the Ford government gave to the fees developers pay.
Budget showdown: Mayor seeks savings, agencies say there's no more to give
London Mayor Josh Morgan wants to hold the 2026 tax increase to five per cent, but many of the city's boards and agencies say finding millions in savings won't be easy.
Conversion of former London hospital gets $4.8M boost from donor fund
More than $22 million of the $25 million donated anonymously by a family two years ago to help London respond to homelessness has now been allocated.
Lack of consultation means Ontario's Bill 5 oversteps treaty obligations, Oneida chief says
The chief of Oneida Nation of The Thames says the Ontario government has overstepped treaty obligations by passing controversial Bill 5 without sufficient consultation with Indigenous groups.
Western University to get 200 of province's new teacher college spaces
Western University will get 200 of Ontario's 2,600 teacher college spaces as the province looks to address a pressing teacher shortage.
Can roundabouts help reduce crashes at rural intersections?
After two recent fatal crashes on rural roads outside of London, is it time to look at adding more roundabouts to intersections?
At times homeless himself, Al Kelley helped others on London's streets
People came together Tuesday to morn Al Kelley, a well-loved member of London's downtown community who both experienced homelessness himself, and worked to help others who were unhoused.
Sidewalk upgrades could sideline mobility device business, owner says
The owner of a London store that sells mobility scooters and wheelchairs said she may have to relocate the business if the city goes ahead with planned street upgrades that will reduce customer access to free parking.