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Photo Credit: The mayor's honour roll plaque outside the council chamber at London city hall (Eric Scarfone / MMJC News)

London Mayor Josh Morgan has announced and celebrated this year's recipients of the 2025 New Year's Honour List.

Award recipients are members of the London community honoured for their dedication and service.

This year's recipients received honours in categories of accessibility, the arts, diversity, and heritage, to name a few.

These remarkable individuals have made a long-standing impact on making our city a better place for all Londoners for years to come.

Mayor Morgan honours extraordinary Londoners for 2025

Photo Credit: Mayor Holton shakes hands with Pyria Smith in recognition of her extraordinary efforts in locating the Thames River spill. (Eric Scarfone/MMJC News)

London Mayor is facing public backlash after honouring a student who discovered a sewage spill in the Thames River. 

Pryia Smith, a Western University student out on a workplace discovered the glitch in their monitoring system that allowed sewage to leak undetected for at least four years. 

Bill Hughes, the city's general manager for operations said that leaks cannot be identified due to basic maintenance due to their massive scale. 

Dr. Hamesh McDonald, the professor at Western University supervising Smith leaked internal emails citing that it was as a result of inaction. 

Thames River sewage spill: London Mayor Holton faces public backlash

Local vendors and shops line the street at Dundas Place on a Saturday weekend 
market showcasing their craft and services to the London community on May 6, 2023. 
(Eric Scarfone/MMJC News).

During a time where tariffs are imposed on Canada and global economic disruption is apparent. This story goes behind the curtain of young entrepreneurs are taking initiative to start their own business right here in our own backyard.

From sectors from hospitality, to retail, to the creative arts - young entrepreneurs are paving their own way and career path setting the foundation for their success. As social media, marketing tools, and supports are becoming increasingly available. 

From the Morissette Institute of Entrepreneurship Western University, and the Leap Junction at Fanshawe College - including many other services throughout the city. These programs are equipping aspiring founders help them thrive both in-school and post-graduation. 

As London is becoming a hub for young entrepreneurs, John Pollock shares with us the economic impact it has on the city as London is becoming a place of growth. Pollock also shares with us the economic benefits our startups have including job creation and economic stability in London. 

From global shocks to local shops: the rise of young entrepreneurship in London

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