High school teachers expanding job action Nov. 7
Ontario high school teachers will begin sweeping job-action Nov. 7, when many union locals are in a legal strike position.
View ArticleScare delays London Via traffic
Train traffic in and out of London was delayed for about an hour Friday night after a bomb threat.
View ArticleDrugstore dust-up: Rookie MPP breaks silence to Free Press
Rookie MPP Teresa Armstrong is addressing community questions about the east-end pharmacy that stopped serving methadone patients shortly after she opened her London-Fanshawe riding office next door.
View ArticleDecember until killer learns of sentencing
Sentencing for a man convicted twice of stabbing his girlfriend to death has been delayed until December.
View ArticleLondon activist bills event as a ‘masked Halloween party’ to protest...
A London activist with a bizarre tale of arranging a beating by inmates to keep a guard happy is launching a second protest about conditions at London’s provincial jail.
View ArticleNew FreshCo opening
Supermarket giant Sobeys is expanding in London with the construction of a fourth FreshCo store in the Westmount area.
View ArticleNestor Moran robbed a 16-year-old of his cellphone and hit him in the head...
After hearing how Nestor Moran had robbed a teenager of his cellphone, a judge had serious words of advice.
View ArticleMatthews undeterred by scandal, but undecided
In a leadership pool that’s getting shallower by the day, Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews sounded like a candidate Friday, though she hasn’t decided yet to dive in.
View ArticleProbe of gas plant cancellation begins
Ontario’s auditor general began this week his probe into the scandal that left Premier Dalton McGuinty and some of his top lieutenants heading to the exit.
View ArticleHow, London? Enter the experts
The London Free Press is wrapping up its multi-year project aimed at re-inventing and re-invigorating the city, creating an identity that makes London stand out, developing a city that attracts and...
View ArticleBiker seriously injured after striking cart left in road in London
A 33-year-old man suffered serious injuries after his motorcycle struck a shopping cart left in a west London street Saturday morning.
View ArticleEnvironment Canada forecasting London will feel remnants of Hurricane Sandy
Remnants of Hurricane Sandy could be felt as far away as London beginning Sunday night, warns Environment Canada.
View ArticleAround 400 educators from Thames Valley District school board participate in...
Tweeting principals, pizza days announced on Facebook, students doing homework on iPads.
View ArticleTwenty-five arrested as Halloween revellers take to downtown London
Police arrested 25 people and closed off sections of Richmond St. Saturday as thousands of revellers dressed in Halloween costumes descended on downtown London.
View ArticleEnniskillen Township man killed in single-vehicle crash
Jarod Brand, 33, of Enniskillen Township, was killed in a single-vehicle crash in Lambton County Saturday.
View ArticleCommunity came first for Forest hardware store owner Arthur Lochead
Arthur Lochead could always be found at the hardware store that bore his family name.
View ArticlePassion for ink, Kipps Lane
When Will Graham opened Neon Crab Tattoos and Piercing in London’s Kipps Lane neighbourhood four years ago, he saw a tight-knit community with potential for growth.
View ArticleCity staff seek the increase, separate from the new funding model
Londoners face a 7.4% hike in water and sewer rates.
View ArticleCAW says work could move to China
Seventy-five workers at the Wescast Industries plant in Strathroy are on strike to protest a “final offer” from their employer.
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