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Ontario offers medical-school funding for five-year family doctor commitment (opens the original)
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More than 2,000 Ontario medical students could have their education costs covered under a new $220-million provincial investment if they commit to working as family doctors anywhere in the province for five years. The provincial government announced the investment at a news conference in London as an expansion of the Ontario Learn and Stay Grant, launched in 2023. To apply, students must enrol in a postgraduate family medicine residency program at an Ontario medical school. The investment will s
She risked $55K to start a Christian women's event in London. Her faith paid off (opens the original)
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She also had $55,000 on her personal credit cards to bankroll her dream event, a women’s Christian conference in London, and a list of ticket-buyers that wasn’t even half-way to the 700 needed to break even. “I was quite literally having panic attacks three weeks before, thinking we need to cancel the keynote speaker, we need to back out, we can’t do this,” Keener, 32, recalled of organizing the first She Will Rise event, in 2023. Keener, a Strathroy resident who says her family lives paycheque-
Q+A: Rapper Shad on being Museum London's first musician-in-residence (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. London-born rapper Shad is set to become Museum London’s first musician-in-residence this fall. Officials say the year-long post will explore themes of memory, storytelling and belonging through performances, public programs, educational initiatives and collaborations with local artists. The 44-year-old spoke with LFP reporter Allison Young. Q: What was it like growing up in Lond
Foot-long cheese sticks, blooming onions and lots more unique food at Western Fair (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. The 149th Western Fair is officially in full swing, with dizzying rides and fun attractions for visitors to enjoy, but where should you go once you’ve worked up an appetite? LFP’s Allison Young digs into the unique food items available. For those with growling stomachs, it may be time to try Monster Mozzarella’s giant deep-fried mozzarella sticks with marinara dipping sauce. Each
Who uses methamphetamine? Maybe not who you think: London study (opens the original)
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A new Ontario-wide analysis is challenging assumptions about who uses methamphetamine and amphetamine, finding women and older adults make up a larger share of people testing positive for the drugs than previously thought. More than 215,000 urine drug screens conducted in Ontario between 2017 and 2018 were examined by researchers at Lawson Research Institute at St. Joseph’s Health Care London. About 26,000 patients tested positive for methamphetamine or amphetamine, with women accounting for 41
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