London Ontario is a culturally diverse city located in the heart of southwestern Ontario, just off the 401, halfway between Toronto, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan. The economy of London is based on a growing business sector that includes manufacturing, information technology, insurance, life sciences and biotechnology.
London has a strong community spirit with arts, music and food, and sports-related events almost every week in the summer, big charity drives throughout the year, and a host of tourist spots. London is known as the "Forest City" because of its extensive commitment to green spaces which include bike trails along the banks of the Thames River.
Home to the University of Western Ontario, Ivey Business School, Fanshawe College, and world class medical facilities, it offers an academically rich atmosphere that includes a wide variety of elementary schools. Its reasonable housing prices and cost of living, coupled with its diverse shopping, nightlife, and urban cultural amenities, make London a great place to live!
Quick Links
London's Civic Website
The website for the City of London including information about working, living and playing in London.
LEDC's Guide to Living In London
The London Economic Development Corporation's overview of the benefits of life in London.
Tourism London's Website
Interested in a visit to london? Tourism London Provides links and a calendar of local events.
John Labatt Centre
The JLC features big name acts such as David Bowie, Pearl Jam, Shania Twain, and is home to our very own London Knights Hockey Club.