In This House: A look at Old South homes and the people that live in them

One of the reasons why I love writing this column is being invited over to meet the people I interview in their home. This time

This is a two part story. Part one takes place 23 years ago, in 1997, when Al Stewart started a framing business in downtown London

Since 2012 the MacAskell family along with their husky Aspen have enjoyed living on the lovely tree lined street of Marley Place. If you have

I was fortunate to have the opportunity to meet with one of the volunteers of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario, London (ACO London), Dorothy Palmer

Matt Smith comes from a long line of Smiths, with the Smith family legacy in Ontario dating back to 1805. At the Covent Garden Market,

I was reminded how talented one of my neighbours, Sue Henson, is when I noticed she had been nominated for an Architectural Conservancy Ontario (London

This is the story of “Toad Hall”, an old Ontario Cottage that is located at 66 Bruce Street – in the heart of Wortley Village.