Destroying a woodlot could alienate tree planters, group warns
If city hall agrees to wipe out a woodlot and wetland to make way for a retail development along Hwy. 401 it risks alienating volunteers and losing millions of dollars worth of their time put into...
View ArticleIf London were to sell its utility, the time is now, many say
London city hall is on the sidelines while other Ontario cities race to cash in on the sale of utilities after Hydro One paid 50% more than book value for one.
View ArticleDr. Tarek Loubani and Toronto filmmaker John Greyson have been detained in...
It’s been three fret-filled days now since friends and family have heard from a London doctor arrested in violence-torn Egypt.
View ArticleIf you take a close look at the sides of some downtown buildings, you’ll see...
They’re faded, worn and often difficult to read.
View ArticleLondon man and Waterloo man killed in crash near Kincardine
A London man was one of two people killed in a two-vehicle crash south of Kincardine.
View ArticleLondon man found with marijuana, oxycodone
A London man found with borrowed marijuana and oxycodone to treat his chronic pain was fined $500 in Sarnia court.
View ArticleNew steel processing facility opening up in Woodstock
A new steel manufacturing company is setting up shop in Woodstock, which could mean dozens of new jobs in the area.
View ArticleNew campaign to fight local service cuts
The fight to reverse transportation cuts in the region is getting another boost.
View ArticleHarper plans to prorogue Parliament - again
Members of Parliament will be getting an extended summer break after Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced he plans to prorogue Parliament.
View ArticleCommunity hails Canucks pick
Bo Horvat of Rodney found out Sunday a few hours of signing autographs and greeting fans is almost as exhausting as a sweaty, on-ice workout.
View ArticleCorey Wadden is still well short of his goal to become a millionaire, but his...
In 2011, you may have found 23-year-old Corey Wadden knocking at your door, trying to sell you lawn care.
View ArticleLondon man's doughnut design comes second in Tim Hortons contest
Jason Flannery’s doughnut dream has gone stale.
View ArticleSkunks, foxes and bats take over as critters packin’ trouble
Raccoons — notorious trash thieves and chimney-squatters — have lost their even scarier rap as prime Ontario rabies carriers.
View ArticleTime-saving laser tool that spots chemical markers for the disease only...
Canadians with worrisome skin moles are waiting months to see dermatologists whose capacity to spot skin cancers may be worse than a new laser tool that gives results in seconds.
View ArticleBlood Signal an appeal for donors
Canadian Blood Services is appealing to blood donors in southwestern Ontario to help make up a nation-wide summer shortfall, and has scheduled special clinics including St. Thomas.
View ArticleCity Hall briefs
That sound you hear is continued silence on most of London’s bar and restaurant patios. A politician’s call to ease the restrictions on live music at such businesses citywide was rejected by council’s...
View ArticleSupporter of Ward 4 councillor shrouded in secrecy
As Coun. Stephen Orser seeks credibility in his push to further improve Old East Village, this won’t help.
View ArticleDr. Tarek Loubani and Toronto filmmaker John Greyson have been detained in...
Two worried families, two Canadian universities and thousands of people pushed the Canadian government Monday to help a London doctor and London-raised filmmaker arrested Friday in strife-torn Egypt.
View ArticleQuantum 5x Systems supplied audio systems for the Hollywood blockbuster...
A Hollywood summer blockbuster needed some London tech know-how to keep its cameras rolling.
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