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CBC.ca | London groups hold solidarity rally with Charlottesville against hate CBC.ca Several London human rights groups are planning a solidarity rally at Victoria Park following a deadly car attack in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday. The Council of Canadians and People for Peace are set to gather Wednesday at 6 p.m. to stand with ... After US mayhem, concerns grow over possibility for clashes as opposing groups plan London rallies |
London groups hold solidarity rally with Charlottesville against hate - CBC.ca
CBC.ca | London groups hold solidarity rally with Charlottesville against hate CBC.ca Several London human rights groups are planning a solidarity rally at Victoria Park following a deadly car attack in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday. The Council of Canadians and People for Peace are set to gather Wednesday at 6 p.m. to stand with ... After US mayhem, concerns grow over possibility for clashes as opposing groups plan London rallies |
London's old Kellogg's plant to become huge indoor fun park - CBC.ca
CBC.ca | London's old Kellogg's plant to become huge indoor fun park CBC.ca "The Factory is named it for a reason," said Dan Cassidy, one of the London-based developers behind the refurbishment of the Kellogg's plant. "We want it to look very rough and rustic and commercial in nature." "The concrete walls you see are the ... |
McDonald's hits milestone at London landmark - London Free Press
London Free Press | McDonald's hits milestone at London landmark London Free Press George Cohon, founder of McDonald's Canada, opened the Oxford Street West restaurant in 1968, a year after the franchise expanded north of the border to B.C. It was the second McDonald's in Canada. Today there are 17 McDonald's in London and about ... |
London Free Press | London police: Officers will ensure public safety at the planned anti-racism rally set for Wednesday London Free Press Two human rights groups, People for Peace and the London Chapter of the Council of Canadians, plan a community rally Wednesday in support of the anti-racism counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Va. One woman was killed and 19 other people injured ... |
McDonald's Canada selling 67-cent hamburgers to mark 50th birthday - CTV News
CTV News | McDonald's Canada selling 67-cent hamburgers to mark 50th birthday CTV News On Tuesday, restaurants in Calgary (the first city in Alberta to open a McDonald's), London (the first restaurant in Ontario) and Dartmouth (the first in Nova Scotia) will host special events that whisk customers back to the year 1967 via nostalgic ... |
Fentanyl Added To Marijuana, Heroin In London, Ont., Urine Tests Suggest - Huffington Post Canada
Huffington Post Canada | Fentanyl Added To Marijuana, Heroin In London, Ont., Urine Tests Suggest Huffington Post Canada CORRECTION: A previous version of this story stated that fentanyl had been discovered in marijuana and other drugs in London, Ont.; in fact, the opioid was found in urine samples of people who said they used pot and heroin. This version has been ... |
Countdown to Ontario Summer Games in London is on - CTV News
CTV News | Countdown to Ontario Summer Games in London is on CTV News The Canadian record holder, who competed at the Canada Summer Games when she was younger was joined by other dignitaries, including MPP Diane Vernille, representing the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport. She said the provincial government is ... |
Abortion pill free as of today, but good luck getting it in London - CBC.ca
CBC.ca | Abortion pill free as of today, but good luck getting it in London CBC.ca Mifegymiso, already used in more than 60 countries for decades, is free as of today in Ontario. Getting a doctor to prescribe it is a different story. According to figures obtained by CBC News from the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of ... |
'You don't have anywhere where you can feel safe' - CBC.ca
CBC.ca | 'You don't have anywhere where you can feel safe' CBC.ca At 13, her mom kicked her out of the house. She couch-surfed. She spent time in youth shelters. "Back then there were buildings that were empty that we'd sleep in," Liz, 32, told CBC's London Morning. She was homeless for years but has recently been ... |