A wealth of research

Set to mark 25 years of business and closing in on 1,000 employees, Joel McLean has built Info-Tech Research Group into one of the city’s most successful and sustainable enterprises. And he still gets excited for what’s next

Container popups coming to Dundas Place

The Festival of Markets holiday program will bring a dozen shipping container retail popups to Dundas Place

Council green lights Victoria Park highrise

First proposed in 2015, city council has voted to approve an Auburn Developments 17-storey highrise across from Victoria Park Photo:

High-profile Londoners reunite for NFT auction

An NFT auction showcases the achievement of Olympic decathlon gold medalist, Damian Warner, captured by pencil artist Dan Pietens

Swooping back in to YXU

Ultra-low-cost carrier Swoop is returning to London with flight to Edmonton beginning in June

Three for the win

TechAlliance announces the winners of the first London Innovation Challenge

Prices, supply, prices, supply

More of the same for the London’s residential real estate market, as high prices and low inventory persist

Prince Albert’s Diner to close

Last call for iconic Prince Albert’s Diner as owners announce closing at end of the month

So, You Want My Job: Owner, Arva Flour Mill

Mark Rinker, new owner of the 202-year-old Arva Flour Mill, chats about fortuitous timing, realities that matter and a vision for the future

Getting to the root cause

A new software application called Carelytics aims to make dental practices happier places — for employees and patients alike

Lighting up the drive

Event firm Woodlo Productions is staging a nearly two kilometre long drive-through holiday light show in support of the United Way of Elgin Middlesex

The road ahead

For new Chamber boss Graham Henderson, prioritizing diversity and inclusion is the path to better business outcomes

London