London is building an island fortress of sorts to ensure residents still can flush their toilets as climate change makes Thames River floods more common and dangerous threats. Read More
A city councillor wants London's dog licensing bylaw to start requiring owners to share information after a biting incident, motivated by a resident who says he was left searching for details after his pet was attacked. Read More
A new mid-rise apartment building planned for a single family home-heavy neighbourhood in Byron is intended to address desire for "missing middle" housing in the area, the developer says. Read More
London's suburbs over the next 25 years will be getting a bigger and better networks of roads, revived bus rapid transit, bike lanes, and sidewalks, according to newly released details of city hall's 25-year master transportation plan. LFP's Jack Moulton explains what's on the table so far. Read More
As London's population swells beyond expectation, and the city looks down the barrel of the national housing crisis, there are new questions about available land and its affordability. LFP reporter Jack Moulton takes a look at the city's urban growth boundary, and why it should or shouldn't be expanded. Read More
Monday marked the first meeting of city council's refreshed committees including the shrunken community and protective services committee. Reporter Jack Moulton explains the committee system, and why the smaller body already is presenting headaches. Read More
A city council committee has given its endorsement to reducing the minimum ceiling height in London to barely more than six feet to align with Ontario's building code. Read More
A strike by Western University workers has entered its sixth week and pickets have migrated far from campus to city hall, protesting what one union member called a lack of support from London's mayor. Read More
Londoners will have to dig deeper into their pocketbooks in the new year to use city facilities, especially when it comes to Centennial Hall, if city councillors approve a raft of proposed increases. Read More
A London city councillor’s social media posts about sex workers, the homeless and agencies helping them may be considered controversial, but she didn’t violate city council’s code of conduct, the city's integrity commissioner has ruled. Read More
Home construction in London has more than doubled in 2024 over one year prior with builders are breaking ground to meet demand, newly released city hall figures show. Read More