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View ArticleStorm chasers venture into Sandy's path
While most Southwestern Ontarians remained warm and dry through Sandy, two Londoners ventured into its wrath to check it out firsthand.
View ArticleRecap: Live tweets on motion asking mayor to step away from job
After weeks of building pressure, a London city councillor will table a motion asking Joe Fontana to step away from the mayor's office amid an RCMP probe.
View ArticleLondon city council slides into political bedlam
The storm of controversy with Mayor Joe Fontana at its eye was upgraded Tuesday as some on his sharply-divided council tried to ask him to take a leave of absence the same day he was blasted in...
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Oct. 6
Reporter Patrick Maloney looks at London politics. This week: Should councillor Dale Henerson apologize over remarks made during the smoking ban debate.
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Oct 12
Patrick Maloney andChip Martin look at the week in politics including London councillor Dale Henderson’s apology, the highway 401 interchange announcement, smoking bans, and methadone clinics.
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Oct. 19
Reporters Patrick Maloney and Chip Martin looks at this week in politics. This week: methadone clinics, Dalton McGuinty resigns, banning twitter from councill, and the fate of 199 Queens Ave.
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Oct. 25
Reporter Patrick Maloney and Editor-In-Chief Joe Ruscitti look at this week in politics. This week: Joe Fontana, methadone use, Chris Bentley leaving politics, and the South West Area Plan.
View ArticleHospital mergers don't work, study finds
Mountains of money spent but not a penny of proof of benefit — that's the ledger after Ontario merged or shut down 87 hospitals in a process that in London alone cost nearly $1.3 billion.
View ArticleWatchful eye on lake levels
Near record low water levels on the Great Lakes, including Lake St. Clair, can be attributed to a mild 2011-12 winter and drought conditions this past summer.
View ArticleHome invasion victim points finger at two accused
The woman in the witness box looked over to the prisoner’s dock, then looked away.
View ArticleOriginal plan for 25-lane indoor aquatic centre scuttled
Its old pool leaking badly, Strathroy-Caradoc will get a new public swimming hole after all — but an indoor one is off the table indefinitely.
View ArticleTillsonburg mayor sorry for any anxiety
The town has cancelled its contract with its information technology provider in a move that temporarily put its computer systems in security lockdown.
View ArticleAttempted murder charge stems back to last January involving a Hells Angels...
A man wanted for the attempted murder of a Hells Angels member last January has been arrested.
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Oct 31
Reporters Patrick Maloney and Chip Martin looks at this week in politics. This week: Should Mayor Joe Fontana step aside while allegations that federal money was used for his son's wedding reception...
View ArticleGarage openers aid thieves
Lock your vehicles and make sure that garage-door opener is out of sight, warn London police.
View ArticleLondon Mayor Joe Fontana gets cold shoulder from community groups
Mayor Joe Fontana has begun to learn some community groups would rather he and his troubles stayed away.
View ArticleRazor found in London trick-or-treat bag
London police are warning parents to be check their children's candy after a double-sided razor blade was found in a trick-or-treat bag on Hallowe'en.
View ArticleMarathon London city council session OKs southwest plan
It took till the wee hours of the morning, but a plan to reshape the city’s so-called final frontier was approved by city council.
View ArticleLondon school trustee Phil Squire seeking PC nomination
A prominent London school trustee is going after the Tory nomination in London North Centre for the next Ontario election.
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