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Grandma’s recipes inspire London family’s new Egyptian restaurant (opens the original)
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A London Egyptian family that started with a food truck is now recreating the flavours of their Cairo kitchen at a nostalgic restaurant in Hyde Park. Teta’s Egyptian Kitchen, which translates to “Grandma’s” in Arabic, serves different menus for brunch, lunch and dinner at 1035 Gainsborough Rd. From the outside, it looks like a house on a busy Hyde Park street. But step through the door and Arabic music plays in the background, transporting diners to Cairo. “We just want to make an experience eve
London resident dies after head-on crash in Thames Centre (opens the original)
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A London resident died in hospital after a head-on crash between an SUV and a transport truck in Thames Centre last week. Middlesex County OPP and emergency crews responded shortly before 1 p.m. Aug. 26 to the collision on Dundas Street near Fairview Road. The driver of the transport truck was taken to hospital with injuries not considered life-threatening, police said in a Monday release. The SUV driver, a 40-year-old from London, was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries and later d
Hot Stuff: Summer is fading. But fall fairs are just getting warmed up (opens the original)
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Hot Stuff is our 15-part series about people and things that makes summer special in Southwestern Ontario. You can read all the stories right here. Southwestern Ontario has a long-standing fair tradition. In September and October, communities celebrate with unique food, livestock competitions, derbies, and midway rides. Many date back to before Canada’s Confederation and evolve with new entertainment every year – making these fairs gathering events in communities large and small for generations.
Ottawa rolls out $7.5B tariff support as Southwestern Ontario braces for fallout (opens the original)
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As Southwestern Ontario braces for the impact of escalating U.S. tariffs, the federal government is rolling out billions in support aimed at keeping businesses afloat and workers employed. John Zerucelli, Canada’s secretary of state for labour, joined London MPs Peter Fragiskatos and Arielle Kayabaga at London-based Attica Manufacturing on Friday to outline measures designed to support workers and businesses amid the shifting Canada-U.S. trade relationship. “This is what we’re fighting for, Cana
Chapman’s Ice Cream ditching U.S. ingredients as trade war escalates (opens the original)
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A Southwestern Ontario ice-cream maker whose products are sold across Canada is ditching U.S. ingredients as the Canada-U.S. trade war escalates. Chapman’s Ice Cream is replacing American ingredients with Canadian and other non-U.S. alternatives, while pledging not to raise prices until March 2028. The family-owned company began exploring other suppliers in March 2025 to avoid “future headaches,” CEO Ashley Chapman said. “In March last year, we released a statement saying we would not raise our
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