Dan Brown
London Free Press
London, ON, Canada
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Sunfest is back! 5 things to know before heading to London's most vibrant music festival
Sunfest kicked off Thursday in downtown London and runs until Sunday, the first time it has been held in person since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Cheers! Czech immigrant's bar, dedicated to craft beer, marks 10th anniversary
In the notoriously fickle restaurant and bar business, owning an eatery that lasts for 10 years is an accomplishment, especially when you consider how the… → Read More
Organizers of rained-out Afzaal vigil to post speeches online
Organizers of Monday’s vigil for the Afzaal family that was rained out 15 minutes after it began are planning to make the rest of the evening’s program… → Read More
Green means go – for pedestrians only: City rolling out new traffic signal
If you’ve ever grumbled about not having enough time to cross a busy London street before the light changes, you’re going to like this. → Read More
'Open to all': City church erects rainbow of doors ahead of Pride month
Rev. Kevin George hopes a series of brightly painted doors will provide an opening for understanding in the Forest City ahead of Pride month. → Read More
Pilot walks away from rough landing at London International Airport
A team of investigators from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada was at the London International Airport this week following an incident involving a… → Read More
HURON-BRUCE: Can new parties make inroads in Tory country?
This is one in a series of local riding profiles ahead of the June 2 provincial election: → Read More
Brett Kissel postpones London show because of 'vocal issues'
This Sunday’s Brett Kissel concert has been postponed, Budweiser Gardens announced on its website and social media platforms Friday. → Read More
Happy days! Western Fair back after two-year COVID layoff
The Western Fair, a London fall fixture derailed for two years amid the COVID-19 pandemic, will be back in September. → Read More
'Overwhelming': Tickets for Ukraine benefit concert in London sell out fast
Tickets for a London benefit concert to help the victims of Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine have sold out. → Read More
Ontario's 19th bird flu outbreak reported in Huron County
A poultry flock in Huron County has been infected with a new strain of bird flu, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Tuesday. → Read More
Despite financial stresses, spring food drive tops last year's haul
The remarkable thing about the spring drive of the London Food Bank isn’t that Londoners donated more than they did last year, says its co-executive director.… → Read More
Two new bird flu outbreaks bring Ontario total to 16
A new strain of bird flu has spread to 16 Ontario farms and seven Canadian provinces, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says. → Read More
Bird flu: Outbreak detected near Durham as number of affected Ontario farms hits 14
Two new outbreaks of bird flu in Ontario were announced Wednesday, including one at a farm near Durham. → Read More
Bird flu: New Ontario outbreak detected near Quebec border
The latest outbreak is in South Glengarry Township, just west of the Quebec border. → Read More
Bird flu spreads to 11 Ontario farms, claims 84,000 birds: Agency
About 84,000 birds in Ontario have died or been destroyed since a new strain of bird flu was detected in the province last month. → Read More
23-year-old charged with sexually assaulting minor: OPP
A 23-year-old Mississauga resident is charged with sexually assaulting a minor, provincial police say. → Read More
Bird flu confirmed at third farm in southern Ontario
A new strain of bird flu spreading across the United States and three Canadian provinces has now been found in poultry flocks at three southern Ontario farms,… → Read More
High death rate alerted federal agency to bird flu at area farm: Industry group
A high death rate in a poultry flock tipped off a federal agency to a case of bird flu at a Thamesford-area farm, an industry group says. → Read More
SIU closes probe into woman's leap from balcony that broke her arms
An investigation into an incident in which a London woman’s arms were broken after she jumped from a balcony last month has been closed, the province’s police… → Read More