A Growing Call for Compassion as the Season Approaches The holiday season often brings twinkling lights, warm gatherings and the anticipation of gifts tucked beneath decorated trees. But for many London families, December arrives with more worry than wonder. This year, more than 2,200 local children remain without a holiday sponsor—leaving organizations like LifeSpin working…
A Landmark Collaboration Aims to Bring Specialized Care Closer to Home for Families Across Southwestern Ontario Families in London and across southwestern Ontario who have long relied on specialized care in Montreal for rare bone disorders may soon experience fewer long-distance trips and improved access to local treatment. The next phase of a growing collaboration…
Introduction Former London Ward 6 councillor Mariam Hamou, once a prominent political figure and community advocate, is now at the centre of a legal controversy that has unfolded over several months. New details reveal that Hamou had been formally prohibited from making contact with London Mayor Josh Morgan and his family months before she was…
Introduction: Turning Fear Into Collective Strength A London, Ontario city councillor is taking a bold and symbolic approach to reclaiming community space after a white supremacist demonstration left residents shaken and angry. Ward 11 Councillor Skylar Franke has announced a public gathering—optimistically named the “Wortley Bridge Party”—at the Wortley Road Bridge, aiming to replace fear…
Veteran Olympian Joins Strong Field as Ben Preisner Prepares for Spring Marathon Season Canadian long-distance running fans are in for a compelling weekend as Olympic medallist Moh Ahmed makes his long-awaited return to the national cross-country stage. The celebrated athlete, who last competed in the Canadian cross-country championships 13 years ago, will line up once…
A Tough Homecoming Marked by Missed Chances and Late Drama The London Knights returned to Canada Life Place on Friday night hoping to reset their momentum after a challenging northern road trip. Instead, they walked off the ice with a 4–2 loss to the Saginaw Spirit—an outcome sealed by two late goals that stunned the…
London police have expanded their investigation into last month’s anti-war protest outside RBC Place, resulting in new charges against four individuals and a warrant issued for a Toronto woman. The demonstration, which coincided with the Best Defence Conference on October 21, 2025, involved protesters confronting security and police outside the event. Authorities say the investigation…
London City Council has finalized its 2026 municipal budget, confirming a 3.4% increase in property taxes, along with modest rises in water and wastewater rates. The changes mean the average household will pay approximately $160 more next year, sparking discussions about affordability and city priorities ahead of the upcoming municipal election. The budget update also…
London is renowned for its dynamic culture, historic landmarks, and vibrant economy, but it also carries a reputation as one of the world’s most expensive cities to live in. With the average rent across the capital hovering around £2,712 per month, finding an affordable home can seem like a daunting challenge. However, despite London’s high…
Introduction: Toronto Overcomes Slow Start to Keep Momentum Alive The Toronto Raptors once again demonstrated why they are currently one of the most confident and in-form teams in the Eastern Conference, rallying from a sluggish opening to claim a thrilling 97-95 victory over the Indiana Pacers at Scotiabank Arena. In a contest that tested patience,…