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It’s a crisis that’s only getting worse — that’s the grim picture in a newly published report on London’s Homeless Winter Response. The report covers the period from Dec. 1, 2022 to March 31, 2023, and outlines how the city managed the growing homelessness crisis over the winter.

A condensed timeline of the events, people, and far-right global politics that repurposed science and medicine to promote fake miracle cures for COVID-19.

The last remaining piece of a 125-year-old Confederate monument in the heart of downtown Jacksonville was removed over the weekend from James Weldon Johnson Park across the street from Jacksonville’s City Hall, as first reported by the Florida Times-Union.

Will neighbourhoods across the city welcome service hubs for homeless Londoners, or will they be centralized in the core business districts?

Some members of London, Ont.’s new city council are under scrutiny following a complaint that they violated the Municipal Act. An investigation was launched on May 1 by the Ontario Ombudsman’s Office to determine if open meeting rules were violated by members of city council.

Its where Billy Bert Young got his start — and confidence — as a London artist.

The 13th annual UPwithART fundraiser hosted by Museum London supports the museum and the Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness.

The 13th annual UPwithART fundraiser hosted by Museum London supports the museum and the Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness.

The 13th annual UPwithART fundraiser hosted by Museum London supports the museum and the Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness.

The 13th annual UPwithART fundraiser hosted by Museum London supports the museum and the Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness.