Eight candidates are running in London's Ward 7 that includes the neighbourhoods of Fox Hollow, White Hills and Hyde Park

12 candidates running to become London's mayor made their pitches to voters at the first debate of the campaign open to the public

The proposal includes 98 affordable units, but city staff and neighbours raised concerns about its scale and lack of parking.

The planning committee voted 4-0 for demolition despite city planners recommending the heritage home be saved.

The 1892 building is being transformed into 12 one-bedroom apartments and a main-floor commercial space.

Mayoral candidate Susan Stevenson is promising city hall support for businesses, including a "business concierge" and roundtable discussions on parking in downtown London.

Four candidates are running in Ward 6, which takes in areas such as Old North and Western University.

The London mayoral hopeful also wants more transit in industrial areas.

Rachel Gilbert spoke with Jack Moulton, who discussed the state of the races to be elected to London city council

Peter Cuddy and Shawn Lewis say the $5 fee can add up for households with limited driveway space.

Council voted 13-2 against the proposal despite a staff recommendation to approve it.

The London mayoral hopeful says the measures would improve accountability and neighbourhood safety.

Kirsten Krose, Josh Morgan and Susan Stevenson participated in the Monday night event.

Council will consider a tax-relief program as some property owners warn heritage designation can bring higher upkeep and insurance costs.

Seven candidates running to represent downtown's Ward 13 on London city council participated in a debate on Saturday.

The race to represent Ward 14 on London city council is wide open, with incumbent Steve Hillier not seeking re-election.

"Those increases stay on the bill, families keep paying for them long after budget day is over."

Despite reduced trustee powers, candidates are still lining up across London and the surrounding region ahead of the Oct. 26 vote.

One race stands out in the London's south end – mainly for how relatively quiet it is.

Efforts are underway to turn the more than century-old Wright Lithographing building at 424 Wellington St. into housing, according to public property records

London's umbrella group for labour unions has come out with its slate of endorsements for mayor and city council ahead of the Oct. 26 vote

Incumbent Hadleigh McAlister and former longtime politician Roger Caranci are vying for the seat on city council.

"I want every Londoner to be able to look at this city and feel the same pride, the same sense of belonging, and the same hope for its future," she told supporters.

The site was approved for a six-storey building last year, but a taller proposal is now moving forward.

The proposed changes follow concerns over a house explosion and how the city handles dangerous dogs.

Londoners will elect their next city council on Oct. 26

Josh Morgan is seeking a second term as the city's top politician against a field of 11 challengers.

Route 90 will begin using the new centre lanes Sunday, giving riders and drivers their first look at how the system will work.

Incumbent Peter Cuddy faces five challengers in a race shaped by past disputes and competing visions for the ward.

The proposed changes include graduated enforcement, lifetime restrictions and a public registry for dangerous dogs.

The pilot would test demand in Fox Hollow, south Byron and north Lambeth before committing to conventional bus routes.

Councillors traded accusations of “political posturing” as they split over how shelters should handle drug possession.

The final field includes candidates for mayor, city council and school trustee, with election day set for Oct. 26.

The 1927 Wyatt Building will be converted into 17 apartments, with retail remaining on the ground floor.

London’s first chicane, on Geary Avenue, will narrow the road and force drivers to slow and yield.

Nominations close Friday, with 103 candidates registered so far across London’s mayoral, council and school trustee races.

Kirsten Krose says the unusual fundraiser will tap her Toronto connections for campaign support.

The questions follow claims that a developer withdrew a temporary housing offer made to tenants during the planning process.

The federal funding previously supported daytime drop-in services and encampment outreach in London.

Spiritual Blessing Lighthouse Ministries plans to develop a mixed-use community hub at the site of Beth Emmanuel church

The proposed review follows four days of wildfire smoke that pushed London’s air quality to severe levels last month.

The 12-storey, 210-unit development is proposed at 1047-1055 Dearness Dr., on the northwest corner of Bradley Avenue and Dearness Drive.

"If you think Dundas (Street) is bad now . . . well, consider what it's going to be like if the outreach work is cut off."

This fall will mark the first civic election cycle in Ontario where the provincial strong mayor powers are a part of the equation

The coalition is pressing both levels of government to invest in better rail and transit links across Southwestern Ontario.

LFP city hall reporter Jack Moulton goes over which races to watch and why.

A look at who can donate, spending limits and what happens to leftover campaign funds.

City hall and London firefighters have reached an agreement on a two-year labour deal that will expire this year after both parties were scheduled for interest arbitration next month.

City hall will go ahead exploring hiring its own special constable service, city council has decided.

The 10-storey, 91-unit apartment building across from Springbank Park was endorsed by a city council committee