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The Londoner is the largest circulating weekly community newspaper in London and the surrounding area. With a strong local focus, our team is committed to throwing the spotlight on issues that matter the most to you - our readers. The Londoner is distributed to almost 145,000 households in the area every Thursday. Look for yellow boxes around London for the latest edition of the Londoner or visit us online at www.thelondoner.ca.
08/04/2023
A London-based energy drink company is expanding into the United States months after launching in Canada.
Still-new London energy drink maker expanding into U.S. markets Londoners Matt Stirling and Mike Pullam are preparing to expand their booming energy drink business into the United States.
08/04/2023
Fanshawe College is looking for employers to work with students graduating from its rapid pre-apprenticeships program.
Fanshawe seeks employers to work with pre-apprenticeship program grads Fanshawe College is looking for employers to work with students graduating from its rapid pre-apprenticeships program.
08/04/2023
Hundreds of past and present members of Canada’s oldest regular force regiment are descending on London this weekend, likely for the last time, to mark an historic anniversary.
Royal Canadian Regiment marking 140th anniversary in London Hundreds of past and present members of Canada’s oldest regular force regiment will descend on London to celebrate an historic anniversary
08/03/2023
Flair Airlines is adding two non-stop flights weekly connecting London to Cancun, Mexico, and Orlando, Fla. this winter.
Flair adding weekly flights from London to warm destinations this winter Flair Airlines is adding two direct flights weekly connecting London to Cancun, Mexico, and Orlando, Florida.
08/03/2023
An old Lambeth school decommissioned by the Thames Valley District school board will soon be home to medical offices, shops and homes, says a London developer.
Former elementary school reborn as medical centre, site of future homes An old Lambeth school decommissioned by TVDSB will soon have a new purpose in life as home to medical offices, shops and future homes
08/02/2023
The London teen won her discipline with a 57.17-metre toss at the Bell Canadian track and field championships in Langley, B.C.
Julia Tunks wins senior national women's discus title – at age 17 Londoner stars in discus throw, adds U20 shot put crown at nationals
08/02/2023
There are benefits to belting four home runs in a single Intercounty Baseball League game. London catcher Eduardo De Oleo found that out after the Majors’ 18-6 victory at Kitchener’s Jack Couch Park Sunday.
London Majors slugger rips four home runs – in one game London catcher De Oleo belted four homers in the Majors' eight-home run attack in Kitchener Sunday
08/02/2023
City officials are eyeing vacant municipal land in Hyde Park for residential development, a strategy Londoners can expect to see more often as city hall attempts to reach its 47,000 residential unit goal by 2031.
Affordable housing may rise on city-owned land in Hyde Park City officials are eyeing some vacant municipal land in Hyde Park for residential development, a strategy Londoners can expect to see more of as city hall attempts to reach its 47,000 residential unit goal by 2031, planners say.
08/02/2023
Legendary hockey coach Wayne Maxner has passed away at age 80.
Wayne Maxner, former London Knights coach, dies at 80 Long-time hockey coach and former NHLer Wayne Maxner passes away
08/02/2023
London city hall's top manager, who shepherded the local government through the pandemic and led the development of a new homelessness system, has announced her retirement.
Top city hall manager, key to creation of new homeless plan, set to retire London city hall's top manager announced her retirement Thursday.
07/27/2023
A handful of tenants have left. Some are staying put. Others are searching for housing but fear they can’t afford to move.
Tenants of two London buildings weigh options as eviction deadline looms Tenants of two apartment buildings in northeast London are dealing with the fallout of eviction notices they received in April
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The Londoner is a free weekly community newspaper that has served London and the surrounding area with grassroots neighbourhood news for over a decade. The paper was founded in 2002 by journalist Phillip McLeod, a former editor-in-chief for the London Free Press, and retired municipal politician Gord Hume, an author and speaker focused on civic development. By highlighting the positive side of local news and focusing specifically on stories about and by residents of London often overlooked by daily media, the Londoner grew into one of the largest independent community newspapers in Canada when it was sold in 2005 to Bowes Publishers, a subsidiary of Sun Media Corp. Today the Londoner is owned by Postmedia Network but its mission remains the same. Inside, readers can find colourful photos and community interest stories about how their family, friends, neighbours, and colleagues are living, plus a mix of local arts and culture that defines London’s uniqueness and a carefully curated selection of work from its sister paper, the Free Press, London’s paper of record. Columnists dedicated to sharing their experiences as members of the London community offer perspectives on their weekly interactions with Londoners ranging from small business owners to student athletes, and a popular weekly events section keeps readers up to date on what’s happening across the city’s diverse neighbourhoods. The Londoner is delivered to roughly 140,000 households in London and the surrounding area every Thursday.