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Article content Affordable housing needs in London are on the rise, deepened by the pandemic and by rising rent and house prices, despite what city hall’s housing boss calls “momentum” on the file. A bevy of new programs and successes in housing last year — from new affordable builds to effectively eliminating homelessness among veterans — are spelled out in a new city hall report. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Affordable housing needs on the rise in London despite 'momentum': City officials Back to video “It’s an uphill battl...

Article content COVID-19 testing to find outbreaks and clusters sooner in the region’s largest school board began Wednesday in Aylmer — with a delayed start. Voluntary tests for staff and students without symptoms began in the Thames Valley District board a week after it started at Catholic Central high school in the London District Catholic school board. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. School-based COVID-19 testing rolls out in Thames Valley board Back to video The first Thames Valley testing site was at Aylmer’s East Elgin secondary, a s...

Strathroy, ON, Canada / 105.7 Strathroy Today Mar 9, 2021 8:52 AM Voluntary COVID-19 testing of Thames Valley students and staff who are asymptomatic or without obvious symptoms begins March 10th. The Ministry of Education has mandated school boards make targeted voluntary asymptomatic testing available for two per cent of in-person students in elementary and secondary schools each week. School locations have been selected in collaboration with local public health units and will include children and staff from child care centres located in schools. Testing will take place each week on Wednesd...

Author of the article: Jonathan Juha Publishing date: Dec 16, 2020  •  December 16, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  Kimberly Wood, development manager with London's Housing Development Corporation (right), explained on Wednesday to London MPs Peter Fragistkatos (left) and Kate Young and Mayor Ed Holder and Coun. Stephen Turner plans for a modular building slated to be built at 122 Base Line Rd. JONATHAN JUHA/The London Free Press Article content The first of three planned “modular buildings” to help ease London’s housing crisis should be completed by next December, city offi...