Student entrepreneurs make their own summer jobs
They’re not bothered by London’s sky-high youth unemployment rate of nearly 20%
View ArticleNo official word yet on new president
Fanshawe College will announce its new president Tuesday.
View ArticleMan stabbed, robbed in stairwell
London police are searching for a suspect after a man was stabbed and robbed in a stairwell Sunday night.
View ArticleOxford woman killed in crash on 403 in Brant County
One woman is dead after a collision on the 403 in Brant County Tuesday morning.
View ArticleVictim part of corn detasseling crew
A 14-year-old Raleigh Township boy was airlifted to a London hospital Monday afternoon with critical injuries suffered after being run over by a pickup truck in a cornfield.
View Article95 charged with impaired driving
Provincial police had a busy long weekend on the roads, dishing out almost a hundred impaired driving charges.
View ArticlePeter Devlin named new Fanshawe College president
Former Canadian army commander Peter Devlin has been named the president of Fanshawe College.
View ArticleLondon man facing trial after reversing plea
A London man who allegedly burst into an Ingersoll home located on Bell Street in April 2012 to steal money and drugs now says he is not guilty.
View ArticleDeveloper tells Dawn-Euphemia Township it's not proceeding with wind farm
A wind company has informed Dawn-Euphemia Township it's not moving ahead with plans for a 32-turbine wind farm in the rural Lambton County municipality.
View ArticleAgriculture falls under Occupational Health and Safety Act
The Ontario Ministry of Labour is looking into the circumstances around a 14-year-old Raleigh area boy critically injured after being run over by a pickup truck while working on a corn detasseling crew.
View ArticleSIU investigating after police responded to a report of a robbery
A teenager hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds after a weekend shootout with police remained in critical condition Tuesday.
View ArticleFamilies who lost loved ones in Woodstock fire and explosion file lawsuits
The families of the two people killed in the Victoria Street explosion and fire are seeking close to $5.5 million in damages for the loss of their loved ones.
View ArticleInmate advocates, guards and political foes slam Ontario’s Liberal government...
Only three years ago, amid growing overcrowding in its jails, Ontario pledged to create 1,325 new jail beds.
View ArticleThe London organization, about to celebrate its 10th anniversary, estimates...
When a group of young activists set up camp and put up tents in a London city park, they didn’t expect to be continuing the crusade a decade later.
View ArticleThames Valley District School Board will fill vacant seat by appointment
London-area public school trustees will fill a vacancy left by Peggy Sattler’s election as a London West MPP by appointment.
View ArticleAfter byelection letdown, local group seeks to change party constitution to...
A group of disgruntled London Tories has met a drop-dead deadline to tell Ontario Tory Leader Tim Hudak to drop dead.
View ArticleWhile some Southwestern Ontario farmers will produce their poorest grain...
This summer’s wheat crop is all over the map, with some Southwestern Ontario farmers seeing their highest yields ever and some gleaning one of their poorest crops ever.
View ArticleBayham man seriously injured in motorcycle crash
A 39-year-old Bayham man suffered life-threatening injuries when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car in Norfolk County.
View ArticleOxford County woman killed in Hwy. 403 crash identified
The Oxford County woman killed in a crash on 403 Tuesday morning has been identified as Nelly Bennett, 56.
View ArticleSevere thunderstorm watch ended
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for Middlesex and London.
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