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London, Ontario
The Forest City
London, Ontario, which is proudly known as The Forest City, is home to nearly 400,000 residents. It is a hub for higher education, medical research, manufacturing, and technology. London is situated between Toronto and Detroit, and is located on the Windsor-Quebec 401 corridor
London is rich in heritage, arts, cultural spaces and natural beauty. Whether you enjoy walking in beautiful parks or along the banks of the Thames River, or if you prefer to visit one of our 14 local museums or catch a world-class performance, London offers all the amenities found in much larger cities.
Education
Home to Fanshawe College and Western University, giving London a reputation as an international center for higher education, scientific research, and cultural activity.
London has a diverse economy, world-class academic and research facilities like the Robarts.
Economy
London offers high quality of life and offers a range of amenities essential to the attraction of the skilled workforce needed by local businesses.
Tourism is one of London’s major economic sectors with 16 museums and galleries and 18 Environmentally Significant Areas and campgrounds.
Transportation
London’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) will be the largest infrastructure in London’s history, projected to boost migration and employment especially in the construction sector, BRT will have designated bus lanes and smart traffic signals.
The townhomes are approximately 10 mins from Highway 401 and approximately 10 mins from Downtown London.
Entertainment
A notable historic site would be Banting House “The Birthplace of Insulin” and the Sir Frederick G Banting Square featuring a statue of Sir Banting and the Flame of Hope.
London has many festivals throughout the year such as London Rib-Fest, TD Canada Trust Sunfest, and others.
Budweiser Gardens is a multi-purpose facility with a focus on entertainment and sports.
