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Old Posted Nov 6, 2025, 12:02 AM
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Testing of new thermal battery storage system to heat a home happening in Komoka.

The system, being tested in a Komoka home through a partnership between Western University and local builder Magnus Homes, allows the two-story residence west of London to run without natural gas. The energy generated by the system powers heating, cooling, and hot water.

https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/new-solar-thermal-battery-system-could-cut-home-energy-bills
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Old Posted Dec 7, 2025, 6:14 PM
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Using helicopter to lift replacement HVAC equipment on the roof of Masonville Mall this weekend.

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Add a new chapter to the No Cure for Stupid book with this case of not thinking the rules apply to them.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/bu...g-on-closed-highway-south-bruce-opp-say/
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Long vacant TD Bank branch at Dundas and English has fire extinguished. This building is supposed to be demolished but is still standing for some reason.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/he...g-fires-expose-londons-shelter-shortage/
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You have to be of a particular vintage to remember the o-pee-chee factory on Adelaide St.

This documentary should be a good walk down memory lane.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/pa...-chee-factory-to-film-festivals-in-2026/
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I remember it lol, and the curvy street on Dundas but I don't go far back enough to before the Adelaide Overpass south of King lol.
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Seriously the fines are not high enough for this kind of stupidity. The snapping turtles you can often see at the south end of Mill Pond from the boardwalk are huge and likely approaching 100 years old. Hopefully some survived.


https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/man-facing-hunting-violation-fines-in-dorchester-incident/
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what an asshole. I wish some snapping turtle could "bite [his] f*cking head off."

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The highest priced condo sold in London had a fire yesterday.


https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/we...-in-high-price-condo-on-wortley-village/
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Metal theft is a serious problem and getting worse every year. The proposals to address this are a good first step.

According to the report, the telecommunications industry estimates a 200 per cent increase in theft and vandalism incidents from 2022 to 2024. It considers these crimes that threaten public safety and human life.

The Senate report makes three recommendations:

That the Government of Canada amend the Criminal Code to impose more serious penalties for metal theft that causes damage to critical or essential infrastructure.
That the Government of Canada encourage the provincial and territorial governments to regulate the sale of scrap metal, including by keeping a record of transactions and the origin of the met
That the Government of Canada create a task force on metal theft to promote information sharing among law enforcement agencies.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/ki...ort-calls-issue-threat-to-public-safety/
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Rat infestation problem is human created. Why people think they need to put out food for the birds and squirrels is beyond strange. They don't need human help to feed themselves EVER.


Don't put out your garbage the night before or days before pickup. It's just fine dining for all the rats, mice, raccoons, skunks etc etc.


Some educational effort should be made by the City to teach folks the do's and don't s. There are people who must honestly believe they are helping the poor wild animals by putting out food.


https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/ra...on-irresponsible-behaviour-by-londoners/
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This property has been thru a number of iterations as a treatment centre for various things over the past few decades.


The Forest City Healing Centre, located at 534 Queens Ave.


https://www.ctvnews.ca/london/article/i-...reopen-mens-addictions-treatment-centre/
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What is wrong with these kids? Why has basic parenting skills disappeared?


Hopefully these kids get charged and made examples of.


https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/yout...k-after-magical-sunfest-draws-to-a-close
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What is wrong with these kids? Why has basic parenting skills disappeared? Hopefully these kids get charged and made examples of.

https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/yout...k-after-magical-sunfest-draws-to-a-close
They are being parented by social media, a entity that they endlessly dwell in anonymously in an environment that frequently encourages negative behaviour - all without any consequences for such actions. It is hardly surprising that this would eventually migrate from the cyber world into similar behaviour in the real world.

Unless negative behaviour is challenged by meaningful consequences, nothing will change and likely will get worse. With time we can expect such youth evolve into antisocial adults as they get older.

They need to feel pain.
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Without a doubt, social media has had a net negative effect on society.
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Worst day for forest fire smoke in a couple of years today.
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