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GETTING FRESH: Buying local
FOREST -- Chris and Allan Williamson's farm retail outlet is chock-full of so many products, it's a one-stop shop for those seeking fresh-from-the-field taste.
Citizen One: Barb Dorrington
Age: 55
Force asks public to help shape future
London police are looking to the public for help to shape their future.
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Major core developers eye long-term parking (Oct. 8, 2008)
Three of downtown London's largest developers want to partner with the city to create more core parking.
Force asks public to help shape future (Oct. 8, 2008)
London police are looking to the public for help to shape their future.
London not making grades (Oct. 7, 2008)
Grow up, London -- and the London Community Foundation means that in the kindest possible way.
Sex show could trigger charges (Oct. 7, 2008)
A trade show about sex that featured tips on stripping and classes on "pervy play time" has been captured on film by city bylaw officers, now considering laying charges.
Tell world why you so love this city (Oct. 7, 2008)
Maybe it's the Thames River, the parks or the downtown streetscapes.
Dad wins battle for paid leave (Oct. 1, 2008)
A London father has won his battle to get paid stress leave while his disabled daughter fights for her life in hospital.
Distraught dad denied leave (Sep. 30, 2008)
There comes a time when a parent knows exactly where he must be.
Hydro offers lighting program (Sep. 30, 2008)
London Hydro has a bright idea for Old East Village.
PERTH COUNTY TOURS: Amish country beckons (Sep. 29, 2008)
A rooster crows promptly as afternoon visitors arrive at an Amish farm in eastern Perth County.
Hero opens doors for Muslim women (Sep. 26, 2008)
Domestic violence services in London are now seeing more Muslim women.
Domestic violence progress probed (Sep. 23, 2008)
Frustrated by similarities leading to domestic violence deaths every year, Ontario's Domestic Violence Death Review Committee wants the province to audit responses to it's recent recommendations.
Need for welfare grows as slowdown persists (Sep. 22, 2008)
Welfare cases in London have climbed for the third straight quarter, a worrying trend that could worsen as Southwestern Ontario faces more layoffs and the American economic slowdown continues.
Local newsmakers honoured by London City Press Club (Sep. 21, 2008)
London City Press Club honoured three local newsmakers and a corporation last night.
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FREE PRESS SERIES: Students rise to challenge (Sep. 21, 2008)
In the heavy slogging of the third year of a four-year theatre arts degree, Ben Sanders suddenly grasped the profundity of his experience as part of the Grand Theatre's High School Project.
FREE PRESS SERIES: Students pull together to make sure Pirates ship sets sail (Sep. 20, 2008)
It's organized chaos upstairs in wardrobe.
FREE PRESS SERIES: Curtain's up (Sep. 19, 2008)
Reporter Kathy Rumleski goes behind the scenes in this three-part series to explore the angst, frenzy and fun as students from across the city prepare to stage The Pirates of Penzance as part of the Grand's High School Project.
London remembers fallen firefighters (Sep. 12, 2008)
Before they had radios, firefighters lived by the bell.
SPECIAL REPORT: Layoff anxiety worsens (Aug. 30, 2008)
If there's been one certainty in the struggling economy in recent months, it's been the uncertainty in the auto sector.
SPECIAL REPORT: Calm before the storm (Aug. 30, 2008)
Job losses nationally and around the London region are reaching levels not seen since the recession of the early 1990s, prompting some to batten down the economic hatches.
Young girl neighbour's lifesaver (Aug. 22, 2008)
A little girl recovering from heart surgery wakes up and smells something funny.
SPECIAL REPORT: Going, going . . . gone (Aug. 9, 2008)
QUESTION: How do you raze an old building when others want you to keep it for its historic value?
The end of tobacco road (Aug. 2, 2008)
DELHI -- Ontario's once-mighty tobacco crop came a giant step closer to passing into history as the federal government announced a $286-million buyout yesterday to get farmers out of the industry.
Exit strategy signifies relief (Aug. 2, 2008)
DELHI -- The days of the Delnor dry suit are gone forever.
SATURDAY REPORT: If you had $6 billion . . . (Jul. 26, 2008)
Here's what we know: London is in for millions in new public works money from the provincial and federal governments, which have announced a $6.2-billion, seven-year Building Canada fund.
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SUN MEDIA SEX POLL: The great Canadian male sex survey (Oct. 5, 2008)
Ah, men. Can't live with us, can't make babies without us.
SPECIAL REPORT: Canada turns its back on victims (Oct. 2, 2008)
In the fall of 2006, the International Institute of Buffalo received funding from the U.S. Department of Justice to begin a trafficking victims services program.
SPECIAL REPORT: Foreign workers lured with lies (Oct. 1, 2008)
The stereotype is a young woman forced to work in a brothel, strip club or massage parlour.
SPECIAL REPORT: Flesh trade targets natives (Sep. 30, 2008)
On the street corners of Canada's largest cities, thousands of women are bought and sold every night.
GREEN PLANET: Shady business (Sep. 30, 2008)
Carved in the trunk of a tree is an uncanny image of the Virgin Mary.
SPECIAL REPORT: Canada's blind eye (Sep. 28, 2008)
Eve was working at a fast food restaurant when one of her "regulars" walked in.
SPECIAL REPORT: Failing to meet international obligations (Sep. 28, 2008)
Human trafficking has been characterized by the UN as the third most lucrative enterprise in the world, next only to the drugs and arms trades.
GREEN PLANET: Tapping our deepest roots (Sep. 21, 2008)
It's not the biggest tree in Alberta, nor is it the oldest.
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