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Survey of candidates in municipal elections show differences between London politicians and voters (opens the original)
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Researchers at Western University recently published the results of a recent survey of candidates running in municipal elections across Ontario, and with it came a variety of potential differences between candidates and voters that one candidate said he has seen for himself. According to its media release, the survey was conducted by the Local Democracy Project at Western, and surveyed close to 900 candidates running in municipal elections across Ontario. The stated purpose of the survey was to
Plane pull at London airport takes flight, fundraises with a unique experience (opens the original)
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On the tarmac of the London International Airport, the only spectacle that could match the sound of jet engines idling and loudspeakers blaring Mamma Mia by ABBA, was the sight of groups of 10-15 people pulling a small jet airliner across the runway. And many of those people said they couldn’t be happier to be there. The Elgin Middlesex United Way hosted its second annual Plane Pull event on Tuesday, a fundraiser where groups of people will come to the airport and pull one of two jet aircraft wh
Flu and COVID vaccines are coming to London, but not yet. Seniors are looking forward to when they do (opens the original)
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With flu and COVID-19 season about to begin in London, members of the city’s senior community are looking forward to getting vaccinated, though they may have to wait a little longer. As of Sept. 28, flu and COVID vaccines have begun being distributed in Ontario to elderly and high-risk individuals. The provincial Ministry of Health includes people aged 65 or above, patients and staff at hospitals, people with compromised immune systems and people living in long-term care homes and retirement hom
Western students have big plans for Homecoming, but police are concerned (opens the original)
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For students at Western University, Homecoming represents a much-anticipated weekend that they hope will offer fun and lasting memories. At the same time, police tend to see it as a cause for concern. The yearly Homecoming weekend is a long tradition among students attending Western, one that the school appears to embrace. The site for the school has a page featuring a live countdown to the beginning of the event as well as links to events taking place across the campus and nearby areas, most no
How President Trump’s White House bans have left Fanshawe journalists feeling unsettled (opens the original)
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Journalists at Fanshawe College are concerned and unsure about the future of journalism in politics because of the recent spat between U.S. President Donald Trump and American news media. The uncertainty comes in the aftermath of President Trump banning CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House, accusing them of being “fake news”. In retaliation, several news outlets have either boycotted the White House’s press releases or have declined to collect audio from Trump as he speaks. “This has be
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