Fanshawe will not buy Market Tower in downtown London
Fanshawe College's move to create space in downtown London has hit a second speed bump.
View ArticleOntario wine produces log record grape harvest in 2013
Ontario wine producers are celebrating after harvesting the biggest grape crop in the province's history.
View ArticleHome buyers are coming out of the woodwork in London, in spite of a poor economy
New-home buyers are coming out of the woodwork in London, despite the city’s struggling economy, says the head of the builders’ association.
View ArticleAn agreement between the province and guards will allow family visits...
The province and guards at London’s jail have agreed on a new scheduling deal that’s ended a week-long labour dispute and lockdown.
View ArticleAround the town: St. Joseph's Hospice Opening
St. Joseph’s Hospice took the wraps of its new London hospice Monday, ushering in a new era of residential, end-of-life care in a city that until now hasn’t had a residential hospice.
View ArticleThis year, in particular, the London police budget is under scrutiny
Trimming London’s police budget is complicated and painful and that’s even before politicians get involved.
View ArticleLondon city council is hearing from citizens about how they would like...
Before they tuck into the 2014 budget, city council is hearing from citizens about how they would like taxpayers’ money spent. Some groups are seeking city cash for projects, while others are opposing...
View ArticleIntention to get women off the streets
The city is launching an ambitious and perhaps unique project to help London’s estimated 200 street sex workers get homes, health care and ultimately, off the streets.
View ArticleLondon is among dozens of cities countrywide holding the fundraiser the...
The area’s brutal cold snap is gone, but if you’re walking outside — 24/7, without a home — it’s still plenty cold.
View ArticleOne among Ontario’s best emergency room wait times; the other among Ontario’s...
The hospital emergency rooms in St. Thomas and London are only 30 km apart.
View ArticleAndre and Nina Vargas performed as flamenco dancers their collection of...
From the outside, only the front door — painted flamingo pink and yellow gold — hints at the exotic lifestyle once enjoyed by those who occupied the semi-detached Victorian home.
View ArticleLast week’s frigid temperatures have spurred many to get out of town
The temperature in Cancun, Mexico on Monday was 28 C.
View ArticleLondon police guard site of mystery chemicals
Police on Tuesday were still at the scene of a North London home where mysterious jars of chemicals were reportedly found inside a day earlier.
View ArticleMiddlesex-London Health Unit reports two deaths from H1N1
The same flu strain that caused a global pandemic in 2009 has now killed two people in the London region, public health officials reported Tuesday.
View ArticleOPP report defends approach to policing natives
It was 2011, a small town in Ontario, and an incident that had the ugly markings of something that could eventually explode into a confrontation.
View ArticleMystery chemicals found in London home not dangerous or illegal
Investigators found nothing illegal at a London home where mysterious liquids had been reported earlier this week, police said.
View ArticleA new outlook on London’s economy is laced with blunt words about its...
It’s anything but the positive spin you expect from a chamber of commerce.
View ArticleBud Polhill’s suggestion about a sound barrier in Armstrong’s ward draws...
A day after Steve Polhill formally launched his third election challenge to Coun. Bill Armstrong, the Ward 2 incumbent felt like he was battling two rivals in one.
View ArticleTeachers employ technology to expand number of classmates
Peek inside David Carruthers’ classroom at Mitchell Hepburn elementary school and you might see pupils huddled around computers talking.
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