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Heritage Should be More than a Location, it Should be a Celebration
How the successful resurrection of London, Ontario’s historic African Methodist Episcopal Church should serve as a cautionary tale about the need to not just recognize our history, but to actively celebrate it. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Politics
Tagged African Methodist Episcopal Church, heritage, history, London, ontario, The Hollow, Underground Railroad
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World Figure Skating Championship’s Legacy of Opportunity, Learning
Regardless of whether or not the World Figure Skating Championships in London makes a dime, it can be considered as a successful event in London’s future — as long as we embrace the potential and learn from our mistakes. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Sports
Tagged Canada's London, London, ontario, World Figure Skating Championships
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Go Go Go Joe? That’s Not So Black and White
The decision as to whether London’s mayor Joe Fontana should step down in light of the charges against him is not so black and white — and it’s one that could set a negative precedent in government. Continue reading
Knights to Remember
At a time when the focus has been on the recent negative issues at the John Labatt Centre in London, we need to remember the great things this venue and the sport of junior hockey show about our community. Continue reading
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Tagged John Labatt Centre, junior hockey, London, London Knights, ontario
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Running on the Back of the Boogeyman
The Conservatives’ attempt to play boogeyman politics is undervaluing research and proof while overvaluing sound bites, and may be putting more children in danger. Continue reading
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Tagged Cheryl Miller, Conservatives, justice, Karla's Law, ontario, Ontario provincial election, provincial election
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