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Repairs made to Lake Lisgar’s 30-year-old Kinsmen Bridge in Tillsonburg

Repairs made to Lake Lisgar’s 30-year-old Kinsmen Bridge in Tillsonburg

Repairs made to Lake Lisgar’s 30-year-old Kinsmen Bridge in Tillsonburg

Repairs made to Lake Lisgar’s 30-year-old Kinsmen Bridge in Tillsonburg

A pilot program before the actual pilot program. A London man has spent 140 days living in a Conestoga hut on an Ark Aid Street Mission building on Dundas Street.

The idea was rejected by city council two-and-a-half years ago, but an agency addressing street level homelessness said Conestoga huts and tiny houses need to be given an opportunity in London.

Article content Even so, the air was still electric with excitement as staff, performers and those lucky few who managed to get their hands on tickets to the opening-night cabaret, Why We Tell The Story: A Celebration of Black Musical Theatre, returned to the Stratford Festival. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Excitement still palpable at scaled-back Stratford Festival season opener Back to video It was a triumphant homecoming after more than 16 m...

PHOTOS: A Stratford Festival opening night like no other Tuesday night marked the long-awaited return of the Stratford Festival, one of North Americas finest theatre institutions. Author of the article: Mike Hensen Publishing date: Jul 14, 2021  •  6 hours ago  •  1 minute read  •  The canopy set to house the 2021 Stratford Festival’s performances is located near the tent that was home to the original season, 1953. It’s commemorated by a statue outside the main festiv...

By Amy Simon Andy Spriet We just have to find ways of taking better care of each other.”  If you take a look at downtown London, Ont., the issue of homelessness seems to be on an exponential rise. Builder and engineer Andy Spriet of Spriet Associates Engineers and Architects believes that his shelter design can contribute to helping those struggling with homelessness. Having his office downtown, Spriet shares how he has seen people trying to find a safe place to sleep, huddling again...

Article content An organizer of the winter shelter program in London says she’s pleased city hall is planning how to help people once those shelters close. But Sarah Campbell also says she can’t wait for city approval of any plan before seeking a summer shelter for people. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or As winter shelters close, homeless advocates seeks summertime options Back to video She’s looking for a well-ventilated warehouse to pla...