Airshow London returns to the skies above the city this weekend. LFP reporter Beatriz Baleeiro looks ahead to the nearly sold-out show, running Friday through Sunday at London International Airport, and what new and different aspects fans can expect at the 2024 edition. Read More
In a first since prohibition started in 1916, licensed Ontario corner stores will legally be able to sell some alcoholic products from their shelves starting on Thursday. Queen’s Park is ushering in a new booze policy on the heels of changes they've already rolled out to allow sales of beer and wine in grocery stores. Here’s what you need to know. Read More
They might have a reputation for moving slowly on land, but a long-running reptile research conservation program is racing to help restore a species of endangered turtles. Read More
Ontario's newly minted education minister, Jill Dunlop, detailed on Thursday the cellphone ban now in place at schools across the province. Here are the finer points about the complicated change that she called crucial to helping students focus and learn. Read More
If one interest rate cut didn't spur activity in London’s housing market, two likely won't move the needle much either, industry observers say. Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court term ended Monday with a bang that drowned out Canada Day fireworks, and left observers on both sides of the border in a state of concussive disorientation. To help navigate the dissonance, I have compiled some useful definitions. Read More
The annual Pride London Festival begins in two weeks and, with 10 days of celebrations and a slew of events, make sure to plan ahead so you don’t miss out on what’s new and different this year. Read More
The owner fears animals that were part of the festivities at a Pride event in London may have been poisoned – with two dying and a third showing symptoms, according to Little Hobby Hill Farm, whose owner told CBC they were sent a threatening email before the event, warning against
Two athletes square off for an intense dance battle. The DJ starts spinning tunes, and the athletes begin twisting, spinning and seemingly defying gravity, respectfully watching each other and taking turns showing off their skill. Read More
Drivers beware: London is more than doubling the number of red-light cameras – to 25 from 10 – at intersections across the city. Municipal officials say they make our roads safer, and that the statistics back them up. LFP's Beatriz Baleeiro looks both ways and drives ahead with the details: Read More
On Wednesday, all eyes will be on Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem, as many Canadians feeling the pinch from higher interest rates await the central bank’s decision on its policy rate. Many economists believe conditions are right to see the bank start cutting its key lending rate that has remained at five per cent since July 2023. Here’s everything you need to know about the bank’s upcoming decision. Read More