CANOE Your Internet Network CNEWS

The London Free Press
A new year! Read The Free Press, online and in print, as we cover the biggest stories of 2009 in London
TV Listings
  Tuesday, 6 January, 2009
Subscribe News Research Centre Place a Classified Ad Advertise
Clear
-13oC
FULL CONDITIONS
Home
News
Blogs
Videos
Opinion
Columnists
Today
Sports
Business
Classifieds
Photo Galleries
Your Sports
Your Music
Citizen One
Our Five/Your Five
WEEKLY
Wheels Auto Seller
Jobboom Careers
Homes
Home Seller
Travel
See Our Daily Advertisers
FEATURED
LFP E-Edition
Flyers This Week
Frugal Fridays
Events
A River
Podcasts
Babies 2008



Two charged in Woodstock slaying
Wed, November 12
WOODSTOCK — A city man and woman are charged with killing a local man missing for weeks and dismembering the 26-year-old’s remains.
READ MORE


School board answers injured-boy lawsuit
Mon, January 5
A boy who suffered a brain injury after being punched by another pupil on a London school playground brought the injury on himself, the London District Catholic school board says.
READ MORE


Elephant and Castle ends 25-year run
Fri, January 2
One of London’s longest- lasting restaurants and an anchor in its downtown mall is closing.
READ MORE

   


Daniela Simunac:Line-dancing cannot be detoured   
The night was so ridiculous, it was ridonkulous    MORE >>

BREAKING NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Afghan cleric shot to death in mosque
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Two gunmen shot a Muslim cleric to death inside a mosque in southern Afghanistan, the second such incident in the area in less than two weeks, an official said Tuesday.
FULL STORY  More at CNEWS
  		• Loose lab documents spark probe
  		• Son suspected nurse doped elderly mom
  		• Canadian officer accused of Afghan murder faces custody hearing
  		• Edmonton home firebombed twice
    Canoe.ca


    Orchestra has to end secrecy
    The following are two paragraphs from a column I wrote for this newspaper in February 2000:
    Full Column  More Columnists

    In your view, is the Daily Poll question becoming too abstract?
    Yes
    No
    Results

    Perched on the tub, I'll read you this column
    As a veteran journalist, newspaper columnist and media maven, people often ask me questions about the industry: "What's the future of print journalism?" they ask. And, "Will newspapers continue to exist in their present format?" And, "Who writes the headlines?"
    Full Column










    Sun Media Corporation


    Send a Letter to the Editor
    CANOE home | We welcome your feedback.
    Copyright © 2008, Canoe Inc. All rights reserved.

    Proprietor and Publisher - The London Free Press,
    P.O. Box 2280, 369 York Street, London Ontario Canada N6A 4G1