Three big scares last week
Three big scares last week — a suspicious package, a mysterious white powder and a bomb scare.
View ArticleIncrease in wildlife movement has OPP warning motorists to be aware of deer...
An increase in wildlife movement has the OPP warning motorists to be aware of deer and other animals crossing traffic.
View ArticleFormer mayor of Westminster David Murray dies
The mayor of the former town of Westminster who opposed London’s bid to take a bit out of his municipality, has died.
View ArticleSevere wind warning issued by Environment Canada for London and Middlesex
Environment Canada issued a severe wind warning for London and Middlesex at 4:51 a.m., forecasting severe gusts of 60 to 100 kilometres an hour starting Monday evening.
View ArticleFontana to council: 'I'm not going anywhere'
A terse Joe Fontana had a short response Monday for council colleagues calling for him to step down as mayor amid an RCMP probe.
View ArticleFontana: heat grows for him to step aside
Mayor Joe Fontana must step down until the Mountie investigation into federal cheques used to pay for his son’s wedding is completed, say two councillors.
View ArticleFight at Toronto Chinatown restaurant Pho Xe Lua goes viral
Toronto Police are looking for a plate-slinging patron from a brawl that erupted in a Chinatown restaurant early Saturday.
View ArticleMan surrenders peacefully in Plattsville
A dramatic 90 minutes in Plattsville ended safely when a man who barricaded himself inside his home with an unidentified woman surrendered to police peacefully.
View ArticleLondon politicians criticized by Ombudsman for conduction public business in...
Politicians in Sudbury and London took the brunt of scathing criticism Tuesday from Ontario’s Ombudsman, who accused them of actively fighting efforts to hold them to account for conducting public...
View ArticleLondon mayor Joe Fontana invoking the poppy ripped in the House of Commons
More fur flew about Joe Fontana in Parliament on Tuesday, with two Conservatives accusing him of hiding behind the poppy amid an RCMP investigation.
View ArticleA coveted downtown company to move out, citing crime, dirt, vagrants
A technology company is leaving downtown London, citing break-ins, vandalism and vagrant traffic that have turned off potential new hires.
View ArticleStressed-out Western students get help
It’s a busy time of year for Western University students. Between mid-terms, essays and labs, students can find themselves overwhelmed and stressed out.
View ArticleSarnia among hardest hit
Hurricane Sandy’s enormous reach landed a solid punch on Southwestern Ontario where thousands of people lost power.
View ArticleStrikers deny management entry to plant
Striking workers at Wescast Industries in Strathroy turned back buses filled with management workers from the picket line Tuesday morning.
View ArticleThere’s a ‘feeding frenzy’ down on the farm
Some Southwestern Ontario farms have doubled in value in only four years — on paper, and in the market — in what one analyst calls a “feeding frenzy” for ag turf.
View ArticleDriver in May 5 standoff with cops pleads not guilty
While officers asked Michal Flor to get out of his vehicle, he was on his phone to his lawyer and recording everything on a small camcorder.
View ArticleWharncliffe Road methadone site approved
A new methadone clinic can open near Old South, city council voted Tuesday night.
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