[Layton is my Homeboy]

Originally Posted by Pierre-Luc

London and Kitchener are somewhat conservative, and Kingston especially emphasizes its colonial British heritage.

Life's tough for a socialist in London.... le sigh.

There's been some great names suggested already, but here's a few ideas about London:

• It's on the fork of the Thames River, so anything to do with rivers
• It's known as the "Forest City", so anything to do with forrests/trees
• It's major employers are the Labbatt Brewery, London Life (insurance,) GM's Electro-Motive Deisels (locomotives,) General Land Dynamics (military vehicles,) 3M (Canadian HQ,) and the biotech and life sciences industries
• It has a military reserve base and many war memorials
• Sports teams from London include:
  • London Monarchs of the now defunct Canadian Baseball League played at Labatt Park.
  • London Werewolves (1999-2002; moved to Canton, Ohio as the Coyotes) of the Frontier League, who played at Labatt Park and were league Champions in 1999.
  • London Tigers (1989-1993; moved to Trenton, New Jersey) of the AA Eastern League, who played at Labatt Park and were league Champions in 1989-1990.
  • London City of the Canadian Professional Soccer League
  • London Magpies in the Ontario Australian Football League
  • London Silverbacks of the North American Football League
  • London Beefeaters of the Ontario Football Conference
  • The Forest City Thunderbirds of the Central Ontario Minor Football League
  • London Falcons of the Ontario Varsity Football League
  • London Falcons Home Page
  • London Gryphons women's soccer team
  • Forest City Volleyball Club (youth volleyball club part of Ontario Volleyball Association run out of Fanshawe College)
  • London Tecumsehs, 1877 champs of the International Association
• It is the home of such notable people as Dr. David Suzuki, Eric Lindros, and Rachel McAdams
• Sun Media holds a monopoly on news media, so we get to see the world through the eyes of Americans