Should South Bruce become the future home of Canada’s spent nuclear waste it will receive $418 million over the project’s lifespan. Read More
The annual spring fever that hits the London real estate market is more like a seasonal chill, as home sales remain sluggish, a lingering hangover from higher interest rates, say industry observers. Read More
In what is being described by some as a surprise weekend announcement, Education Minister Stephen Lecce said the province is restricting cellphone use in Ontario’s classrooms and banning vaping on school property. Read More
Kincardine council has agreed to foot the bill for an error in issuing a building permit for a local downtown business owner, after hearing all sides at an April 24 tribunal hearing. Mike Ballantyne, owner of Queen Street Medical Clinic located at 777 Queen Street in Kincardine, said that in January of this year, he submitted an application to the building department, outlining plans to renovate a 400 square foot second floor space in the building into an apartment. (By Liz Small)
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City staff promised to be ready for the next round and politicians vowed to work with MPs for help after London failed to get federal funding to shelter asylum seekers. Read More
Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s whirlwind swing through booming London on Monday brought a series of announcements that included two new London elementary schools for the Thames Valley District school board worth $55.3 million. Read More
When he was in the London-area last month, announcing badly needed new schools in growing areas with soaring enrolment, Stephen Lecce said he would be back soon to announce more “in London proper.” Read More