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Capping the Forest City Until October 2014 Makes No Sense
Why the efforts of those suggesting London artificially cap its ability to grow until the next municipal election would be better served feeding and nurturing the current council towards growing the Forest City. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged City of London, council, London, municipal elections
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Canada’s London Has an Inferiority Complex
Why the Canada’s London logo represents a missed opportunity to highlight what we are by using language that focuses on what we aren’t. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Lifestyle
Tagged Canada's London, City of London, London, World Figure Skating Championships
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My Promise to the City of London
How can we combat the cancerous negativity that’s eating the city of London from inside? By committing to behaving respectfully, listening to all sides, and working together to make things better. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Politics, Social Media
Tagged City of London, engagement, London, negativity, politics
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Hey London, This Bud’s for You
Despite what the so-called traditionalists think, the proposed name change of London, Ontario’s John Labatt Centre to the Budweiser Centre is a positive thing for fans — unless they’re willing to open their own wallets to pay for principle. Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged advertising, branding, Budweiser Centre, City of London, John Labatt Centre, London, London Knights, naming rights
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