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Friday, May, 11, 2012 - 4:04:51 PM
Dentist killed in crash "He was a good friend and I miss him already. He was a good man, husband, father. Everything he touched was better for having him involved. I can't help thinking that our community has lost one of its most valuable and interesting people. One measur"
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Friday, May, 11, 2012 - 1:01:55 PM
Dentist killed in crash "My deepest sympathies to Dr. Guiltinan's family, friends and staff. He was gentle, caring, friendly, and very funny. I saw him just a short while ago and he was telling me about his boy's future academic pursuits - I could tell he was extremely pro"
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Thursday, May, 10, 2012 - 8:08:29 PM
Dentist killed in crash "My sincerest condolences to Dr. Guiltinan's family and friends. He was more than just a dentist to myself and my family. He was very caring with each of us and showed a real concern for our health and happiness. His sense of humour was stellar and "
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Canadian Cancer Society Fields of Gold in the LHBA Cancer Survivor Garden at McKillop Park
Daffodil inspiration (editorial)
Every three minutes, another Canadian will hear the words “you have cancer” for the first time, and the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) wants them to know that they are not alone.
Breaking the silence (editorial)
London residents received a violent slap-in-the-face reminder last week about the tragic consequences of domestic violence.
Volunteers deserve our recognition (editorial)
What would our community be like without the selfless actions of its volunteers?
Lights off in London
London residents and businesses did their part to help make Saturday’s (March 31) Earth Hour a success.
Rankings don’t count for much (editorial)
When MoneySense Magazine unveiled its list of Canada’s Best Places to Live recently, London landed in the 36th spot, a marked decline from last year’s ranking as 14th.
Judicious police response (editorial)
The Fleming Drive riot once again brought negative attention to our city, which has seen its fair share in the last year. A banana throwing incident, baseball team named after a serial killer, factory closings and now a gang of drunken rioters.
Are you prepared for a disaster (editorial)
If you believe what the Mayans predicted, the world is going to end on Dec. 21 of this year.
Nothing to be shy about (editorial)
Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in Canada, and yet it remains an often hushed topic for many people, particularly men.
Organ donations down (editorial)
Generally Canadians are looked upon as a giving people. In times of natural disaster abroad or conflict, we often are among the first to lend a hand.
Recognize the signs (editorial)
Heart disease is one of the top killers in Canada, claiming more than 40,000 lives per year.
Distracted drivers under scrutiny (editorial)
The facts are not in dispute, yet people continue to die each day at the hands of distracted drivers.
Bad CAT (editorial)
Why is that whenever something really bad happens, the first thing we try to do is to assign blame, rather than analyze the root causes to ensure it doesn’t happen again?
Freedom 85? (editorial)
It appears we may be looking at working a couple more years than expected, and not by choice. If changes to the federal retirement benefits program, hinted at by Prime Minister Stephen Harper last week, are implemented, our golden years may have to wait.
Highway carnage up in 2012 (editorial)
The number of deaths on Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) patrolled highways this January have doubled, compared to reported fatalities from the same month last year.
Words can hurt (editorial)
When Mrs. George Cupples wrote those words hundreds of years ago, which later transformed into a popular children’s rhyme, she had no idea what the world would be like in the digital age.
EMC strike a wake-up call (editorial)
Put yourselves in their shoes and try to imagine what it would be like to show up for work one day only to be told that in the very near future, your job would be worth half of what you’re making today. It’s a very scary thought, especially if you’re helping support a family.
 
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