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Most voters, surely, understand there is a direct correlation between the kind of city we live in and the politicians we...
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A few weeks ago I wrote a column on the East London Optimists, outlining their history and good works, and extending my...
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The west London neighbourhood where I live is about 10 years old. When construction started, the first thing developers did...
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London is a city filled with potential, possibility, and talent as was evidenced at a mixer at Joe Kools last week.
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Hopefully the next column from Argyle will be news of a decision by city council that a noise barrier wall will be built on...
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If we reflect on an unsatisfactory experience with a restaurant or a retailer, what stands out? It isn’t usually the food or...
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At the recent annual meeting of London Hydro — held in the council chambers at City Hall because you, as a citizen of this...
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Of all the pieces that make up the puzzle that will ultimately represent the rethought London, culture might be easiest to...
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I love the month of May because it is a month many countries around the world celebrate women. Of course we honour our...
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At a council committee meeting last week, Mayor Joe Fontana chewed out Larry Ducharme, bossman of the London Transit...
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So you think being a city councillor is an easy job?
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The world has changed considerably since 2008 and the effect of that massive economic earthquake still resonates today in...
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From the beginning, organizers in the city’s planning department of the ReThink London process have argued it was all about...
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Understandably, residents living in single family homes that surround the property at 193 Clarke Rd. in east London are upset...
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One tree has the cooling effect of 10 air conditioners.