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Norman De Bono is a business reporter at the London Free Press covering all things business and labour oriented. Follow him at lfpress.com
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12-week Community Living London strike heads to private mediation

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By Norman De Bono Verified
| London Free Press Verified
Striking workers at Community Living London and their employer are headed to private mediation in a bid to resolve the impasse, with arbitration that could force a deal potentially following soon after, said the head of the union representing the workers. The Ontario Public Service Employees Union and the employer will meet with a mediator Tuesday to try to negotiate a settlement.
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Probe into parking lot gathering of drivers leads to 74 charges: Police

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By Norman De Bono Verified
| London Free Press Verified
For buyers, sellers, renters and dreamers — London's complex, fascinating real estate market is brought into focus and into context with this newsletter. • There was an error, please provide a valid email address. A welcome email is on its way. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. The next issue of Homes in London will soon be in your inbox. We encountered an issue signing you up.
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Pinery Provincial Park loses 91 campsites, nearly 200 more could go: Advocate

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By Norman De Bono Verified
| Exeter Lakeshore Times-Advance Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Jeff Schlemmer urges province to halt further cuts and add new sites in less-sensitive areas. •   • The beach at Pinery Provincial Park is shown in this Free Press file photo. Pinery Provincial Park has lost 91 campsites and another 200 could be eliminated as the Ontario government is moving to get campers out of areas it says have become environmentally sensitive, according to one area camping advocate.
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