Norman DeBono
London Free Press
Canada
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Area has jobs refugees may be able to fill
Syrian refugees touching down in Southwestern Ontario, now that their first flights are landing in Canada, will find an open door to jobs at a London auto parts maker. → Read More
Anger, like water, on rise
More sewer troubles are bubbling up at London city hall, in a year when heavy rains flooded hundreds of basements and left many battling sewage backups. → Read More
Passion for programming spawns small-tech success
The writing was on the wall pretty early for Peter Rocca. → Read More
Fanshawe centre under fire
London’s $16.2-million product testing centre is coming under fire as a taxpayer-funded competitor to small business. → Read More
Mock battle kicks off food drive
Spoiler alert, in the battle between the Jedi and Sith, the good guys win. → Read More
Fighting basement floods one house at a time
Help may be on the way for London neighbourhoods with chronically wet basements. → Read More
Sisters brew great coffee while helping Nicaragua
Valeria Fiallos-Soliman gestures to an automatic drip coffee maker in her office. → Read More
Paths, bridges to plug gap
The largest gap in London’s vast network of trails could get a $2.8-million plug. → Read More
Cost increases of new parking contract questioned
The city will shell out more than a $1 million a year midway through a new contract for the non-profit organization that enforces municipal parking. → Read More
The way the cookie crumbles . . .
A plan to redevelop the former McCormick factory is more than just a new beginning for an old building fallen on hard times. → Read More
Provincial boost for London auto parts maker
After three plant expansions in recent years, Canada Tubeform isn’t done growing. → Read More
Trucking’s dark underbelly
The head of an industry group says companies that use trucks — not trucking companies — aren’t as diligent when it comes to safety. → Read More
Red tape holding up roll-out of monuments to Afghan war vets
Military red tape has achieved what terror insurgents could not -- stopping Canadian-made armoured vehicles. → Read More
Ont. premier pledges $100M more per year infrastructure funding for municipalities
The province is boosting infrastructure funding for small, rural and northern municipalities by $100 million a year, Premier Kathleen Wynne announced Monday. The cash will be doled out through a new fund called the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund. → Read More