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Four local developers are teaming up to turn a vacant long-term care home in south London into a supportive housing building with 40 units

Four local developers are teaming up to turn a vacant long-term care home in south London into a supportive housing building with 40 units

Four local developers are teaming up to turn a vacant long-term care home in south London into a supportive housing building with 40 units

Four local developers are teaming up to turn a vacant long-term care home in south London into a supportive housing building with 40 units

The Strategic Priority Policy Committee reviewed a plan from city staff to bring affordable housing to 403 Thompson Rd in the Glen Cairn neighbourhood.

Peter Fragiskatos, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue and Member of Parliament for London North Centre, on behalf of the Honourable

A Hamilton filmmaker is shining a spotlight on the opioid and homelessness crises in Ontario and how housing with supportive services in places like London help address the issues.

An important milestone for supportive housing was celebrated Tuesday, as dignitaries gathered for the grand opening of Embassy Commons. The Christian charity organization Indwell officially cut the ribbon on the 72 unit supportive housing apartment complex at 740 Dundas St., the site of the former Embassy Hotel.

A new film that focuses on the struggle unhoused people face will be screened in London, Ont. next month. Safe tells the stories of several individuals who are using Indwell to turn their lives around.

A London company is giving a big boost for those struggling to access stable housing. London Direct Liquidation donated $175,000 to Indwell on Friday.