The next round of debates about whether or not to include fluoride into London, ON’s water will be a matter of discussion for city hall council, but not before fluoride critics have their say at a public session on January 25, 2012.

Southwestern Ontario is looking for a tourism and economic boost and is turning to a London print company to assist in its mandate. The Southwest Ontario Tourism Corporation (SOTC) will be using the services of London based media company experienced in local marketing to help market communities in the travel sector.

An upcoming art competition is giving young artists the opportunity to both showcase their talent and win a scholarship to pursue creative education. The competition, which will be exhibited on November 10 at the London Convention Centre, will give secondary students in London the opportunity to express their talents through paint, multi-media design, sculpture and photography.

In what has become practically a September institution in many Ontario communities, hundreds of runners did their part in the battle against cancer in London, ON this weekend. Over 900 runners managed to raise over $120,000 in the run against cancer throughout the London community this weekend. The event took place at Springbank gardens, and participants were welcome to register on site and then begin their walk, run or bike throughout the park. The event draws both repeat and new supporters year after year.

The print industry is a highly competitive one, especially in towns and cities that have a vibrant local arts scene and a bustling local economy. One example of a busy area in the province of Ontario is London, a metropolis with a renowned local arts scene and the site of many secondary businesses and offices headquartered in Toronto.

It may not seem like the first Canadian city one mentions when considering local art, but London is perhaps the creative capital of Ontario, but unfortunately most folks don’t know it. Painter Scott Kish, a London native, moved to Toronto six years ago in order to network with other artists to support his work. Conversely, painter Jason McLean did the reverse: he moved back to London from Toronto and found his move helped his arts career.

Representatives of various magazines and media forms will be on hand next week to cover the highly anticipated London Music Awards, an event that helps promote London Ontario’s local and bustling music scene.

The NHL has plenty of fans across Canada, but with only three Canadian teams currently in the NHL, hockey fans from smaller towns are supporting their local teams in the Canadian Hockey League. Of the CHL’s 60 teams, 51 are based in Canada. With increasingly full arenas and a fan base that is steadily rising day by day, there may be an increase in demand for printing services like poster printing for local hockey teams, like the London, ON Knights.