Two charged after robbery with fake gun in London
Two young London men are facing charges after a masked variety store robbery, police said.
View ArticleMaking aprons has helped women from around the globe bond in London
What does making aprons have to do with learning a language, understanding personal finance and creating a community?
View ArticleLondon alarms raised over Quebec rail disaster
Could a Lac Megantic-style rail disaster hit in downtown London?
View ArticleFormer financial controller guilty of charges of theft, fraud and falsifying...
A 12-person jury has found the former financial controller of Glenile Electric guilty of charges of theft over $5,000, fraud and falsifying documents.
View ArticleDie-hards keep card-sending tradition alive in London
Holiday cards sent in the mail are going the way of cursive script, with fewer Canadians sending them.
View ArticleLondon crane operator recalls harrowing rescue from Kingston blaze
When crane operator Adam Jastrzebski was plucked from the end of a 43-metre-high construction crane by a helicopter crew during Tuesday's massive fire it marked the last time the 68-year-old Polish...
View ArticleKellogg workers give $10,000 to London Food Bank
Their plant is doomed, but Kellogg employees in London haven’t let that stop them from helping others.
View ArticleOntario providing London police with money for crime mapping data base
Londoners can add “inform self about neighbourhood crime” to their list of 2014 New Year’s resolutions.
View ArticleA London-area MPP pushing to allow more deer hunting in Southwestern Ontario
If you can’t beat ‘em, shoot ‘em.
View ArticleFunding for London street patients' family health team being yanked and given...
As many as 1,695 London patients, many homeless or addicts, have gone without a doctor for 68 days as Ontario’s Health Ministry prepares to eliminate their family health team.
View ArticleShear devotion to cause helps raise $24K
A couple of guys from Qualtech Seating Systems are sporting new haircuts and big smiles.
View ArticlePolice seeking vehicle that fled scene of crash involving police cruiser near...
An OPP officer suffered minor injuries after crashing into a tree on a ramp on Highway 401 near Ingersoll Wednesday afternoon.
View ArticleBed frames used as anchor points for noose needs to be addressed immediately
Improvements to cell bed frames and doors along with surveillance camera installation were among recommendations from a coroner's jury examining two Sarnia Jail hangings.
View ArticleHog processor needs 130 workers
After two weeks of discouraging employment news in Southwestern Ontario agri-food, a Mitchell hog processor is providing a glimmer of hope as it seeks as many as 120 new employees.
View ArticleMajor ice storm possible across southern Ontario on weekend
There is a risk southern Ontario, including the London region, could be hit with a major ice storm on the weekend, Environment Canada is advising.
View ArticleDaily News reporter retires after 54 years on the job
Santa has come along with an early Christmas present for me – retirement.
View ArticleRegistered Nurses' Association of Ontario calling for swift action on Ryan's Law
A group representing nurses in Ontario is calling for swift action to pass Ryan’s Law, a private member’s bill aimed at protecting children with asthma while they’re at school.
View ArticleResidents flee fire at southeast London apartment building
Some residents of a southeast London apartment building are feeling lucky after escaping unharmed from an afternoon blaze.
View ArticleCar crash damages light standard
A two car accident shut down Byron Ave and reduced Wharncliffe Ave to one lane for several hours after a light standard was damaged.
View ArticleJudges coming up with creative ways to skirt law and take pressure off...
Judges across Canada are quietly rebelling against a new law that doubles surcharges on court fines and slaps them on all criminals.
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