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Keeping London’s Meals on Wheels Program Rolling
It isn’t exactly an attempt to reinvent the wheel, but Rosalind Horne sees dispelling misconceptions as a key part of her job. “A lot of people – even some of our volunteers – approach the program with this idea that it’s all about delivering meals to nice old ladies,” says Horne, Resource Development Lead for…
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Stopgap Foundation is set to bring accessibility to London
Already celebrated as a wheelchair accessibility pioneer in Toronto, Luke Anderson has made the next step. He’s on a quest for more accessibility in Canada and has announced a new initiative to help increase access in another city that desperately needs it – London Ont,. The Stopgap Foundation is aimed at making Canadian businesses more…
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Without English teams, not many Londoners will follow the rest of the Champions League
For the majority of soccer fans around the world, Real Madrid vs. Atletico Madrid and PSG vs. Barcelona are probably the most attractive draws in the UEFA Champions League quarter finals Friday. But many soccer fans in London probably won’t be too excited to watch the UCL quarter finals this year says Jose Reyes, who…
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Add Mo’s Name To The List
It’s out. The shortlist for the Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards. Over 650 entries were shortened to 75. Mohamed Salih, London’s Ward 3 Councillor and selfie enthusiast, is on that list. Salih noted previous winners of the award such as Donovan Bailey and Michelle Jean and feels honoured to be in the running. “It’s really…