Firefighters douse vehicle fire in east London
A man was left to watch his truck burn Friday afternoon after the undercoating caught fire.
View ArticleAnother American jailed for making wrong turn onto Blue Water Bridge and not...
Telling the truth about a gun could have spared an American 85 days in the Sarnia jail.
View ArticleLondon police bust marijuana grow-op valued at nearly $1 million
Three people face charges after London’s second-largest marijuana grow-operation bust in a year, city police say.
View ArticleConvicted child killer Michael Rafferty hoping taxpayers bankroll lawyer for...
Michael Rafferty has been denied one way to get taxpayers to fund the appeal of his conviction in the kidnapping, sexual assault and murder of an eight-year-old girl.
View ArticleWalter Katigakyok admits to killing drinking buddy in London
He never smiled, he never cried.
View ArticleSpecial Investigations Unit probing Via train death in Chatham
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is probing a Friday afternoon fatality involving a pedestrian and a Via Rail train in Chatham.
View ArticleFour teens attack gay Chatham elementary student
Faggot. Queer. The words shouted by four teenaged boys as they kicked 13-year-old David, not his real name, still echo in his head.
View ArticleLondon's Western Fair still preferred casino site
London’s Western Fair remains a preferred site for a new casino and gaming zone in Ontario, despite a dramatic shakeout at Ontario’s gambling headquarters.
View ArticleEx-equestrian convicted in London roommate’s death
A former London equestrian rider, who got into a tussle with a roommate over an open oven door, has been convicted of manslaughter.
View ArticleLondon Telecom millionaire turning attention to philanthropy, medical research
He built a telecom empire from scratch, based on a hunch, hard work and lucky breaks.
View ArticleChange of venue application filed for second-degr ee murder trial of woman...
The lawyer for Melissa Garland is seeking a change of venue for her client’s November trial.
View ArticleLondon's Fanshawe Pioneer Village opens for 54th season
It's the kind of long-weekend travel that lets you laugh at gasoline prices: Time travel.
View ArticleTillsonburg man charged with sexual assault of young girl
A Tillsonburg man faces sexual assault charges for an alleged incident involving a 10-year-old girl.
View ArticleCanadian astronaut reflects on his journey, re-adapting to life on earth, and...
He really is the coolest guy on (and off) the planet.
View ArticleTwo seriously injured in motorcycle-van collision north of Grand Bend
A motorcycle driver and his passenger were airlifted to a London hospital with serious injuries Sunday afternoon after a crash north of Grand Bend.
View ArticleSt. Thomas assembly plant could be reborn as industrial food hub in Canada’s...
Work could begin soon on a $700-million, food-industry development on the site of Ford’s St. Thomas plant, creating more than 1,500 jobs by the time it’s built, sources close to the talks say.
View ArticlePort Stanley crowded on Victoria Day
Having to pay for parking, didn't seem to slow the crowds anxious to get to the beach in Port Stanley Monday.
View ArticleThe Victoria Day long weekend, the unofficial start of summer, also...
Sometimes, you really, really have to go.
View ArticleLondon police probing two suspicious fires set hours apart
A pair of suspected arsons in west London that caused $275,000 damage Monday could have been a lot worse, police say.
View ArticleFaces of perfection
One loves Harry Potter, another’s wild about The Avengers, and the third has a thing for Ender’s Game. Kate Dubinski looks behind the profiles of perfection on Canada’s top math team from Central...
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