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Federal justice minister in London touts new crime bill targeting copper thieves

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By Bryan Bicknell Verified
| CFPL-TV (London, ON) Verified
Those convicted of stealing copper from essential infrastructure such as hydro lines or telecommunications systems, could soon get zapped with stiffer penalties. Canada’s federal justice minister and Attorney General, Sean Fraser, visited London Hydro Wednesday to explain how a new crime bill could target copper thieves. Fraser told a warehouse full of London Hydro employees that Bill C-14, the Bail and Sentencing Reform Act, would not consider the theft on its own, but the damage that it causes.
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Southwestern Public Health urges safety precautions for ‘bring your own booze’ events

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By Bryan Bicknell Verified
| CFPL-TV (London, ON) Verified
Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) is urging its member municipalities to consider safety risks if they allow the public to bring their own alcohol to local events. This spring, the provincial government passed a law allowing municipalities to issue BYO permits for cultural events. A report from SWPH wants municipalities to ensure enforcement controls are in place, including comprehensive monitoring, along with signage and public education.
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London, Ont. teen designs micro-home to help solve home affordability crisis

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By Bryan Bicknell Verified
| CP24 Verified
A London teenager known for his engineering ingenuity is at it again. Nineteen-year-old Ribal Zebian has built a low-cost modular home that he’s hoping can help with Canada’s affordability crisis. However, it’s not your typical micro-home. Currently located in his family’s backyard in White Oaks, the home is built and designed with all the necessary comforts of its occupant. That includes a patio on the roof with fold-out stairs to reach it.
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