It turns out birds have a knack for forecasting weather and adapting to...
They don’t have access to Environment Canada’s radar website or even the Farmer’s Almanac.
View ArticleCity of London asks motorists to show patience
Cleaned up, fixed up and ready to go, the Richmond St. N. span is a Bridge Too Soon.
View ArticleLondon fire department OK’d to bill for needless fires
Despite questions over a plan to allow London’s fire department to potentially recoup “extraordinary costs” racked up through investigations into avoidable blazes, politicians pushed ahead Monday.
View ArticleLondon city council briefs
Council approved without debate a move toward exempting organizers of the New Year’s Eve bash in Victoria Park from what’s essentially a $500 fine for excessive noise.
View ArticleLondon hacking suspect challenges police officer's story
The man on trial wanted to know why a police officer watching him the day of his arrest didn’t take photos of him.
View ArticleOne in three Canadians wait at least six days to see their doctor, the worst...
Canadians rank last among top Western nations in getting to first base in the health-care system, accessing a family doctor in a timely way.
View ArticleFire department won’t confirm fatality but warn it's never wise to go back...
One woman is believed dead in an afternoon house fire east of London.
View ArticleA pre-trial date was set Tuesday for London Mayor Joe Fontana
London Mayor Joe Fontana’s criminal charges moved a little closer to trial Tuesday.
View ArticleCity of London extended barriers to keep pedestrians off Blackfriars Bridge...
As friends and family mourned a 19-year-old man who plunged to his death, work resumed on the boarded-up London bridge from which he fell.
View ArticleProject Play one of four London groups honoured for community-building efforts
Gaming as a force for social good has won an innovation award from Pillar Non-Profit Network.
View ArticleDozens of London and area children travel to Disney World in Florida
Walt Disney once said, “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them”.
View ArticleFlorida boy rescued in child pornography investigation by London police
London police helped rescue a 10-year-old abused Florida boy, tracking him down from information they found after a child pornography investigation in the city, they say.
View ArticleOil blending and packing facility to close
Plans to close Imperial Oil's lubricants and specialty products operation in Sarnia by mid-2015 will impact approximately 60 jobs.
View ArticleCanadian sells car, flies to the rescue of injured fiancee in Philippines
While hundreds of thousands flee areas ravaged by a typhoon in the Philippines, one Montrealer has sold his car for travel money and has headed into the disaster zone to find his fiancee.
View ArticleThe red scarf campaign targets the fact one-third of all Canadians who have...
It’s been more than 30 years since the first reported case of AIDS, but nearly one-third of all Canadians who have HIV don’t know it.
View ArticleHigh costs a job loser: Bradley
The cost of electricity, once used as a carrot to lure industry to Ontario, may be scaring it off and shutting the doors of existing plants, warns Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley.
View ArticleHydro lands’ future has Fontana upbeat
Mayor Joe Fontana remains gung-ho for a potential redevelopment of the London Hydro lands by billionaire Larry Tanenbaum, amid rumblings of apprehension among some senior city hall managers.
View ArticleLondon child pornography raid leads to large marijuana operation
A tip from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security led London police to a child pornography bust and the unexpected discovery of a major pot operation, police say.
View ArticleCherry Hill Rd. community mourns death of Elva Albright
An elderly woman who died after going into her burning home Tuesday had lost a house to a blaze decades earlier, a neighbour said Wednesday.
View ArticleA survey uncovers grim numbers in London
London’s drug users are sharing needles and catching hepatitis at alarming rates — data that could be ammo in the battle over whether the city should be home to Canada’s second safe injection site.
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