Bartlett Crescent shows patriotic spirit for Canada Day
With Canada Day fast approaching, one London, Ont. neighbourhood is proudly showing their red and white.
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With Canada Day fast approaching, one London, Ont. neighbourhood is proudly showing their red and white.
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Article content City council is set to navigate a bumpy political path. All but one politician on council’s civic works committee on Monday recommended city hall forge ahead with new sidewalks on nearly a dozen streets — two saying they regret veering from that stance in the past — despite a barrage of neighbourhood opposition. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City council enters rocky political terrain: Neighbourhood sidewalks Back to video The committee voted 4-1 to support most of the sidewalks, with Maureen Cassidy, Jesse Helmer, Eli...
Posted: Mar 15, 2021 5:56 PM ET | Last Updated: March 15 Members of London's civic works committee voted down exemptions that would have allowed certain streets to avoid getting new sidewalks when those streets are dug up for upgrades in this year's construction season.(Travis Dolynny/CBC)