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London’s homelessness crisis continues to take a toll on core area businesses by keeping customers away and driving up the cost of cleaning and security. So, city hall is being asked for financial support.
The provincial government has confirmed the location for the WSIB's new headquarters in London will be in the former 3M building. There was a push to have the province bring those office jobs downtown.
A 1950s, sci-fi-themed diner opening in the former home of downtown London's beloved Prince Albert’s Diner is a homecoming for Rob Noel.
Fifty years ago, David E. White began his menswear career on Dundas Street in downtown London.
Article content Vandalism and break-ins at downtown businesses increased nearly 40 per cent last year, London police reported. There were 205 break-ins downtown in 2020, compared to 112 in 2019, and 151 reports of property damage compared to 102 the previous year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Spiking break-ins, vandalism in near-empty downtown alarm merchants Back to video In total, 356 incidents were reported in the core compared to 214 in 2019, a 39 per cent increase, said deputy police Chief Stu Betts. He said people working from home b...