Brent Lale
Sports Reporter and Anchor, CTV London and CTV Windsor at CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON)
RTDNA & Murrow award winning Story Teller/Reporter @CTVLondon • Type 1 Diabetic • Alopecia Areata • St Thomas Sports Spectacular Coordinator
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3 days ago |
ctvnews.ca | Brent Lale
Elgin-Middlesex-London MPP Rob Flack, Ontario’s Housing Minister, has introduced legislation intended to speed up the construction of new homes. “I’ve certainly provided direction to our staff to bring forward, options for accelerating projects that can be built in 2025 which that report is now gone to planning committee,” said London Mayor Josh Morgan. “This is very positive.
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3 days ago |
ctvnews.ca | Brent Lale
Make it three London, Ont. natives in the National Football League. Taylor Elgersma signed a contract with the Green Bay Packers Monday according to NFL Insider Tom Pelissero. Former Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks QB Taylor Elgersma signed with the #Packers today, per his agent Craig Schaeffer. Elgersma, who won Canada's version of the Heisman last year, tried out at Green Bay’s rookie camp over the weekend. Now, pen to paper.
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Brent Lale
The Health and Homelessness Fund for Change has announced $5 million in capital funding to Canadian Mental Health Association Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services (CMHA TVAMHS) to help create 115 new highly supportive housing apartments. The donation will help create units at Hill Street near Wellington Street and Huron Street near Adelaide Street.
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Brent Lale
A London man has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison and given a five-year driving ban after a crash which killed 37-year-old Rachel Stapleton on Southdale Road in January 2022. Clay Kuzio, who was found guilty of dangerous driving causing death in November 2024, was sentenced in a London courtroom Monday by Superior Court Justice Kelly Tranquilli. ‘It’s not enough, he’s shown no remorse,” says Dave Lindsay, Stapleton’s boyfriend.
New memorial unveiled to recognize sailors and Air Force crew who died during Battle of the Atlantic
1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Brent Lale
A new memorial has been built at the Forks of the Thames recognizing those who died during the Battle of the Atlantic. During a ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of the Battle, the new monument was unveiled. “This is exceptionally important because for the first time, we are recognizing all of the sailors and all of the Merchant Navy and Air Force crew who were lost at sea and have no graves,” said Ed Holder, chair of the Battle of the Atlantic Memorial.
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