Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli holds Southwestern Ontario news conference
Ontario’s just-updated energy plan, which projects a more than 40% hike in monthly power bills over five years, even with costly new nuclear projects put off, was among the topics Energy Minister Bob...
View ArticleLarizza pays it forward for kids
Times were tough when Leo Larizza was a kid. Usually, there wasn’t much under the Christmas tree.
View ArticleSarnia mayor decries long-term energy plan
As local families prepare to dig deeper to cover mounting hydro bills, the Ontario government has confirmed it plans to move forward with wind development, despite its recently announced plan to pay...
View ArticleDriver faces drug, firearms charges
A 23-year-old London man has been charged with drugs and weapons offences after London police stopped a suspended driver.
View ArticleCounterfeit $20 bills circulated in London
London police are warning the public and retailers to be vigilant after several counterfeit $20 bills were passed in the last few weeks.
View ArticleConstable facing Criminal Code and Highway Traffic Act charges
Sarnia Police Const. Jeff Michael Simm, 35, has been charged with dangerous driving in relation to a collision early Sunday morning at the corner of Colborne Road and Michigan Avenue in Sarnia.
View ArticleEconomic development officials developing list of suppliers
Companies that have been key suppliers to the H.J. Heinz Company are being asked to contact economic development offices in Chatham and Windsor.
View ArticleChatham car lots being damaged by crows
Two northside car dealers and their neighbours are waging a losing battle against crows.
View ArticleBarn, outbuildings destroyed in $340,000 blaze southwest of Milverton
Unseasonably warm temperatures may have saved livestock from a fire Wednesday night.
View ArticleMan critically injured in ATV crash near Glencoe
A man suffered critical injuries in an ATV crash near Glencoe Thursday afternoon.
View ArticleMemorial for Qyzra Walji being held at Oakridge Presbyterian Church in London
A memorial will be held Friday for the young woman who was the “heartbeat” of her class at Oakridge secondary school.
View ArticleSmall London school with big heart milks students’ generosity
A lot macaroni and cheese is headed for a lot of families thanks to students at London District Christian secondary school.
View ArticleNo-kill plan unlikely but City of London pursues low-kill policy
The city is looking at a $2.2-million, five-year contract renewal with the same operator who has provided animal care and control services for the past 30 years.
View ArticleMilitary hasn’t responded to queries on why work has stopped at Wolseley...
The controversial demolition of three buildings at London’s historic Wolseley barracks has come to a halt.
View ArticleWhat’s driving the tax increase?
As is stands now, the average 2014 property tax increase for Londoners is $76. With the help of city staff, Patrick Maloney breaks down where the money would go.
View ArticleMan killed in Middlesex ATV accident identified
The man killed in an ATV rollover in Southwest Middlesex Thursday has been identified as Patrice Quenneville, 63, of Comber.
View ArticleWoman pulled from Thames River
A woman was plucked from the frigid waters of the Thames River near Harris Park Friday morning.
View ArticleOLG says lotto scams very common
The Memphis woman targeted by scammers purporting to be London, Ontario lottery winners can take solace in one thing - she's not alone.
View ArticleThousands quit search for work in London-St. Thomas area
The London-St.Thomas unemployment rate fell to 7.5% in November as thousands gave up the search for work in the area.
View ArticleVandals strike Simcoe's Christmas display
Simcoe residents woke up Friday morning to find the Grinch had paid them a visit -- cutting power to Christmas trees, wrecking an angel and stealing cash meant for the town's annual Christmas festival.
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