With almost every candidate in the municipal election making a commitment to more jobs being job one (sorry, Ford), we need to hold their feet a little more closely to the fire.
With the economy on enough of a rebound to prompt the Bank of Canada to raise interest rates there is little question more people [...]

In a follow-up to our story last week about a neighbourhood in south London united against a proposed apartment development, council on Monday night voted to ignore the concerns of those residents and approve the required modifications to the city bylaws.

Elsewhere in these pages you will find Herman’s report about last Monday’s Planning Committee meeting, in particular the part about the Native Inter-Tribal Housing Co-Operative wanting to build a 29-unit subsidized housing unit on a too-small piece of land in south-central London that abuts a small piece of grandfathered farmland where a local chap sometimes raises bison.

I was interested when city council responded a few weeks ago to complaints from a group of concerned citizens who live on Colborne Street.

When I was a kid growing up in London we used to enjoy going downtown in December to see the wonderful Christmas displays in the windows of Simpson’s Department Store.