Two more cases of PED in Norfolk and Chatham-Kent
Ontario's billion dollar a year hog industry has been hit with two more cases of a highly contagious virus that is lethal for new-born pigs.
View ArticleFire levels wooden industrial building near Wheatley
Chatham-Kent fire crews remain on the scene of an industrial fire east of Wheatley.
View ArticleDriver seriously injured in crash north of London
A man was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after a two-vehicle crash in Lucan-Biddulph Twp.
View ArticleLondon-tested TimsTV being rolled out to Tim Hortons locations across Canada
Canada's next TV network will come with coffee and doughnuts.
View ArticleYes, you can tell us the details after all
Not so fast. Mayor Joe Fontana and six city councillors implicated in a watchdog’s probe into their backroom meeting at Billy T’s diner say they can’t divulge details of the $97,000 legal tab they rung...
View ArticleHeights of misery
You don’t need a metre-stick to measure winter’s toll so far in London — not with its mini-mountain ranges of piled-up snow. From the merely annoying to the truly eye-popping, the frozen peaks are...
View ArticleCops swoop down on Lev Tahor community near Chatham
Members of an ultra-orthodox Jewish sect want to know why Quebec police swooped down on their settlement north of here Wednesday, searching two homes.
View ArticleLondon fire vehicles could have GPS installed in 2014
They’re often the first of the first responders and they should be — a fire doubles every 30 seconds — but firefighters are the only emergency workers in London without road map software in their...
View ArticleFirst budget debate of 2014 includes police, property-tax
City council will tuck into the operating budget Thursday, the first major debate of the 2014 budget season in London.
View ArticleBill Rakowicz first thought he was seasick until illness spread through vessel
A 61-year-old St. Thomas retiree is back on his feet after he was one of nearly 700 passengers and crew felled by gastrointestinal illness on a huge cruise ship.
View ArticleWoman charged with 9 counts of domestic assault
A 21-year-old London woman has been charged with nine counts of domestic assault dating from last October to this week's breakup of an 18-month relationship, St. Thomas police said Thursday.
View ArticleBlowing snow warnings issued for London and region
If you're hitting the highways in the London region Thursday afternoon, blowing snow could be a problem.
View ArticleEast Huron man lost $55 in online scam
He started out looking for love, but now an East Huron man is looking for his money after being scammed online.
View ArticleEgremont Drive closed after crash
Emergency responders were working to free one person from a vehicle after a three-vehicle crash on Egremont Drive near Lobo Thursday.
View ArticlePig disease found at processing plant
The number of Ontario farms with an outbreak of a piglet-killing virus remained at four Thursday, but the disease that has rocked the U.S. pork industry has now been detected at a processing plant,...
View ArticleOn Justin Bieber watch in Yorkville
Canadian pop brat Justin Bieber turned himself into 52 Division Thursday night to face an assault charge involving a hired limo driver last month.
View ArticleWestern University receives vast collection of weather observations dating...
Western University has suddenly become the country’s brain trust for everything about the weather since before Canada was a country.
View ArticleVeteran services cuts rile London MP
Veterans across Southwestern Ontario will suffer from the federal government’s closing of a veterans’ services centre in Windsor, a London MP warned Thursday.
View ArticleConference Board of Canada warns of looming truck driver shortage
Canada is heading into a truck driver shortage, the Conference Board of Canada warns — we could be short by up to 33,000 drivers by 2020. And that’s bad news for everyone, because fewer trucks on the...
View ArticleMystery at heart of search at Lev Tahor Chatham-area compound
The timing is perplexing, the optics a head-shaker.
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