As the leaves change colour and pumpkins get ready to be picked, London, Ont., offers various fun and wholesome activities throughout the season.

Is it still trendy to take pictures of our fancy meals and post them? How about having personal accounts for our pets? Is using the filters Sierra or Mayfair still a thing?

With so many trails and parks in London, it can be hard to know which ones are dog-friendly and where you can go for a walk.

If you’re the kind of person who likes more educational and quiet attractions, London is home to some great museums and historic sites.

When you come to a new city, especially a big city like London, it can be hard to find things to do and places to have fun outside. That’s why the Navigator is here to help.

Volunteering and engaging with vulnerable members of society is a privilege. It is a tremendous opportunity to reduce stress, gain professional experience, network, strengthen your community, learn a new skill, make a difference, and so much more!

When it comes to resources for students, post-secondary institutions usually have plenty available. But what a lot of people do not realize is that there are a lot of great resources available throughout the community as well.

Struggling to find a pair of camouflage trousers? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! Together, we’ll explore the distinct regions in London, Ont. and everything they have to offer for all your shopping needs.

London is full of hidden gems that most students never discover in their time spent in the city. Many might find themselves wondering: besides college and university campuses what else is even here??

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.

As we slowly emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, audiences and musicians alike are hungrier than ever for a return to live music.

When it comes to our day-to-day lives, we sometimes forget to take time for ourselves and take care of our mental health.

Any coffee lover knows how hard it is to find the perfect brew that satisfies their taste buds.

When it comes to physical activity, there are lots of benefits that movement brings to your body and mindset.

If you’re anything like me, you probably consider winter to be optimal hibernation time. We tend to burrow indoors this time of year, and due to COVID-19, we’re forced to seclude ourselves more than ever.

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.

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.

When life gets stressful, exploring the great outdoors is the perfect way to get some exercise and ease your mind.

Relaxing in the sunshine with a cold brew in hand is a great way to spend time with friends, but how do you choose where to go?

London’s nightlife extends beyond just the Richmond Row bar scene. There are plenty of alternatives for students not quite old enough to drink, or even those who are but simply want a change of pace.

Activities to do around As a student, you may feel limited by that sad, sad balance in your bank account

This part of London is where Fanshawe College?s main campus is located. Some of the notable places to visit are: Banting house (historical building), Kiwanis Park (skate park) and the Western Fair District.

Don’t miss out on some of the biggest festivals in London and surrounding area this summer

When it gets hot in the city, what better way to cool down than to indulge in the beautiful waters of Ontario?