Then under the tab "Property matters", click on "Zoning By-laws". http://www.london.ca/d.aspx?s=/By-laws/default.htm

LibraryCo. Inc.
This is the overseeing body for the county courthouse library system.  Everything you wanted to know about LibraryCo. is here in one quick stop.  This site provides a wealth of information about the history, the purpose, the personnel, the philosophy and anything else you would want to know about LibraryCo.  It comes complete with biographies and photos of the directors and staff members, links to supporting documentation, details about and links to each county courthouse library, and more.  They also give our web site a nice plug in the document "Wendy's Winning Web sites" on the Resource Tools page.  You can access the new virtual reference service, advoCHAT, through a link from this website.  There is also a link to the LibraryCo. Tool Kit of Legal Resources with links for immediate free on-line access to several commercial legal research systems, including CCH, Canada Law Book, Quicklaw and WestlaweCarswell.  Although desktop delivery of these items is only available to lawyers in remote areas of the province, all these services are available for searching free on our library computers. http://www.libraryco.ca

Law Society of Upper Canada
In a renewed effort to keep its members up-to-date, the LSUC has recently incorporated a new design in its web site, exemplified on the opening screen by more intuitive and descriptive tab buttons. The site provides good, current information on topics like the new Money Laundering legislation, LLP’s, and the spot auditing program. The design reflects an emphasis on the LSUC’s mandate to ensure lawyers’ professional competence, and lawyers can check under Advisory Services Department for advice on practice and ethical issues. There is now also some information aimed at members of the public, such as what the complaint process is, and what do if a lawyer’s bill seems too high.  

For information on the Interactive Learning Network (ILN), choose the tab Professional Development and Competence, then click ILN under "Learning Opportunities" on the table on the right side of the page.  Once the ILN page is displayed, the FAQs link is a particularly detailed source of information on this CLE opportunity.   http://www.lsuc.on.ca

Ontario Bar Association
The OBA has a proactive site full of useful information for lawyers.  You can read about all the organization's initiatives, join a discussion forum, find out about upcoming CLE events and search their publications catalogue.  Members can also tailor the opening page to display information pertinent to their areas of practice.  http://www.oba.org