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On Tuesday, council approved rezoning the northwest corner of King Street and Ridout Street for a pair of mixed-use skyscrapers that will rise 53-storeys and 43-storeys.

Following an extensive debate at city hall, councillors voted 11-2 to approve rezoning the site as the application surpassed the 35-storey maximum height for buildings downtown.

Following an extensive debate at city hall, councillors voted 11-2 to approve rezoning the site as the application surpassed the 35-storey maximum height for buildings downtown.

If enacted by the PC government, the motion would establish a new public agency, Homes Ontario, to finance the construction and oversee the building of new affordable homes.

If enacted by the PC government, the motion would establish a new public agency, Homes Ontario, to finance the construction and oversee the building of new affordable homes.

Gomes was the subject of an unexplained flip-flop by several members of council following a closed-door meeting with the CEO of London Hydro and a board member.

Some city councillors are sounding the alarm about pending appointments to the Board of Directors at London Hydro— but confidentiality rules forbid them from explaining why they’re so concerned.

Vacant, crumbling, and a magnet for trespassers— neighbours of a 160-year old farmhouse want it to be demolished.

The notice says leases will be terminated Dec. 31 to accommodate renovations. At least six tenants have received notices informing them of the termination of their lease.

The notice says leases will be terminated Dec. 31 to accommodate renovations. At least six tenants have received notices informing them of the termination of their lease.