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Jack Moulton

Politicians back a new vision for the core but disagree on what should come first #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

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A proposal would move #ldnont beyond complaint-by-complaint enforcement toward a broader response to infestations lfpress.com/news/local-n...

The long-awaited plan lays out a vision for downtown’s next decade #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

The times, they are a-changing. At least, that’s the case at a former church near Western University being converted into housing #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

London’s mayor is interested in a federal and provincial program to cut municipal development charges, but only if it means property taxpayers won’t also take a hit on their bills #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

Committee backs study of licensing plant nurseries and pet stores selling invasive species #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

City staff are recommending refusal of the proposed eight-storey development after hundreds of residents voiced opposition #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

Canada Post expects the full transition for all four million addresses to happen over five years #ldnont lfpress.com/news/local-n...

As more and more organized, grassroots opposition to new planning applications grows in #ldnont, some politicians are asking whether the public’s ability to weigh in on changes in their neighbourhoods is being eroded lfpress.com/news/local-n...

In a rare move, politicians with council’s planning committee, including the mayor, unanimously endorsed denying a controversial north #ldnont apartment proposal lfpress.com/news/local-n...

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London’s latest downtown makeover plan wins support – and skepticism

Politicians back a new vision for the core but disagree on what should come first.

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Jack Moulton

A proposal would move London beyond complaint-by-complaint enforcement toward a broader response to infestations.

Rat crackdown in London could bring $400 garbage fine, new bylaw staff

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The long-awaited plan lays out a vision for downtown’s next decade.

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What’s in London’s new downtown plan?

"This is a good adaptive redevelopment, and we've heard how the property has sat vacant since 2013," the deputy mayor said.

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13 years on, city council set to vote anew on plan to turn church into housing

"I want to participate in any program that has no net new impact on property taxes," Josh Morgan said.

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Mayor weighs in on Queen's Park, Ottawa push to cut development charges

Committee backs study of licensing plant nurseries and pet stores selling invasive species.

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Politicians eye crackdown on invasive plants, pets and rats

City staff are recommending refusal of the proposed eight-storey development after hundreds of residents voiced opposition

Controversial 299-unit apartment project faces setback

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Canada Post expects the full transition for all four million addresses to happen over five years.

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Where is Canada Post replacing door-to-door delivery in London?

As opposition to major housing developments grows, councillors are debating whether residents have enough influence over planning decisions.

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In a rare move, politicians with council's planning committee, including the mayor, unanimously endorsed denying a controversial north London apartment proposal

Are London residents losing their voice on development decisions?

City politicians heed neighbourhood furor, vote against 8-storey apartment plan

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Jack Moulton