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Demolishing a nondescript building at the forks of the Thames River will make room for “a compatible, sensitive and brilliantly designed emblem of civic pride…
Demolishing a nondescript building at the forks of the Thames River will make room for “a compatible, sensitive and brilliantly designed emblem of civic pride…
Demolishing a nondescript building at the forks of the Thames River will make room for “a compatible, sensitive and brilliantly designed emblem of civic pride…
Demolishing a nondescript building at the forks of the Thames River will make room for “a compatible, sensitive and brilliantly designed emblem of civic pride…
Article content Queen Victoria ushered in the unofficial start of summer with the holiday weekend, and Mother Nature followed suit Tuesday – bringing scorching-hot temperatures to the London region. The 30.7 C daytime high was enough to trigger heat warnings from Environment Canada and public-health officials, but not quite enough to break the local May 25 record, 31.2 C, set in 2012. LFP photojournalist Mike Hensen captured several images of Londoners braving the heat: We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or PHOTOS: ... How hot was it? Back to vide...