You may have heard London referred to as the Forest City, and there’s a good reason for that. There are 21 areas in the city that are considered to be Environmentally Significant Areas or ESAs.

East London has had something of a bad reputation in the past. You?ve probably been told to not go to ?east of Adelaide? if you value your safety.

London received the nickname from the British government poking fun at Governor John Simcoe, who in 1826 envisioned London becoming the Upper Canada capital.

London may seem like any other small town, but it takes just one step inside the Forest City to realize how many secret gems are hidden behind the trees.

They don’t call it the ‘Forest City’ for nothing.

London, Ontario has officially moved from a small to medium-sized city. To some readers that may not mean much, but for me it?s everything.

According to oral history and archaeological records, the region in which London was founded has been inhabited for over 10,000 years.