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- Aug 30, 2026
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Museum London karaoke night to turn favourite songs into stories of home (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. Londoners are being invited to reach into their musical past and perform a song during a karaoke night exploring culture and belonging at Museum London. Come As You Are Karaoke and CD Jewel Case Collage Night is inspired by Heart-shaped Box, a video installation featuring childhood footage of Toronto artist Zinnia Naqvi singing rock songs with her older sisters in the mid-1990s.
‘Dream come true’: New Muslim community centre opening in London (opens the original)
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A 14-year effort to build a new home for London’s Muslim community will culminate Friday with the opening of Noor Gardens in the city’s southwest. The mosque and community centre at 457 Southdale Rd. W. combines worship, education and recreation under one roof. It features a prayer hall, gymnasium, youth lounge and classrooms for educational and social programs. “This is truly a dream come true,” said Dr. Nabil Sultan, chair of the Noor Gardens centre committee and a physician with London Health
St. Thomas’ eye-catching red barn wins international design awards (opens the original)
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Drivers heading south from London on Highbury Avenue are greeted by a red barn that seems to break apart before coming back together. Now, the St. Thomas landmark has earned international recognition. Fading Memories, installed in the roundabout at Highbury Avenue and Ron McNeil Line, received Gold certification in the Art and Photography category at the 19th Grands Prix du Design awards. Gold-certified projects received an average jury score of between 80 and 100, qualifying them as finalists f
London Ukrainians mark 35 years of independence after week of deadly attacks (opens the original)
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Traditional music and dance filled Harris Park on Sunday as London’s Ukrainian community marked the 35th anniversary of the country’s independence after a heavy week of deadly Russian attacks and political turmoil at home. The second annual London Ukrainian Festival brought food, crafts and performances to Harris Park near London’s downtown core one day before Ukraine’s Independence Day. The celebration followed Russian attacks in Kyiv and at a shopping centre in Kryvyi Rih, while President Volo
Raccoon portrait lands local photographer in national contest final (opens the original)
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Five curious raccoons staring straight into a camera have put an amateur photographer from St. Thomas in contention for a national honour. Andrew Waterhouse, who was born and raised in St. Thomas, is a finalist in Canadian Geographic’s 2026 Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year competition for his photograph Five Little Faces. He captured the five young raccoons near St. Thomas’s Lake Margaret in June. “We ended up lucking out and finding those raccoons,” said Waterhouse, who began taking ph
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