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- Demolition is underway at the former London Free Press building. The building was home to the newspaper's printing presses and staff for more than 50 years. Printing operations were moved out of the York Street location about seven years ago while staff were moved to Dundas Street shortly after. The property is owned by Farhi Holdings.
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Mar 13, 2024 · For more than 50 years it was home to London's daily newspaper. Now the London Free Press building on York Street is coming down quickly, a testament to a fast-changing media age.
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