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City workers use an excavator to sling a large I-beam over the excavation at York and Richmond streets in downtown London Thursday.
View ArticleSnow, rain and freezing rain forecast for London and area
The London area is heading for a brief reprieve from sub-normal temperatures, but it comes with a price.
View ArticlePolice say driver who offered ride was only a parent, himself, worried about...
Turns out the road to a parent's worst nightmare is paved with good intentions.
View ArticleLev Tahor lawyer seeks adjournment in child protection case
A temporary care hearing involving parents of two Lev Tahor children was adjourned in a Chatham family courtroom Friday.
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Jan 31
Reporters Patrick Maloney and Chip Martin looks at this week in politics. This week: Fontana's state of the city address, Billy T's councillors lawyer fees, and how much for police in the budget.
View ArticleA glimpse inside life at Lev Tahor's Chatham-area settlement
Head down, hand on his wide-brimmed hat to hold it in place while his robes flap, a Lev Tahor man steels himself against a stiff winter wind.
View ArticleIngersoll man who struck Tyler Brooks with car sentenced to three-and-a-half...
Toby Vanlieshout had been in tears and hiding his face in shame while listening to how his driving had ruined the life of a little boy.
View ArticleRECAP: Budget debate resumes
Budget debate resumes Friday, particularly the proposed London police budget that includes an increase of $4.3 million (roughly 4% over last year).
View ArticleThames Valley Distric school board shuts door on costly locks, cameras
Ontario’s third-largest school board has said no thanks to provincial cash to install security cameras and locks on elementary school front doors, saying it’s unwelcoming and would cost the board...
View ArticleNext stop, to see what Wiarton Willy’s prediction will be on Sunday
If you feel like this has been the coldest January in 20 years, you’d be right.
View ArticleMerchants’ association from London's Richmond Row wants to merge with...
On the surface it might seem like a strange marriage.
View ArticleLondon city councillor Paul Hubert mum on alleged commotion
Politics and political alliances seem to have permeated an effort to improve living conditions in Old East London.
View ArticleLondon safe house urged for ex-sex slaves
With police vowing to crack down on sex slavery, saying they believe more than 100 women and girls are being trafficked in London alone, advocates for victims worry the city lacks needed supports to...
View ArticleNASA awards kudo to London graduate student
You can forgive Londoner Raymond Francis for feeling out of this world — he’s just been awarded a kudo for work that includes helping to operate NASA’s Mars rover.
View ArticleEngineering students competing in Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race at...
Toboggans, yes. It’s winter. But made of concrete? That’s a head-shaker. Carl Hnatyshyn weighs in on what’s behind a heavy-duty London race.
View ArticleFifth Canadian case of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea confirmed in Simcoe
Officials have confirmed a fifth case of a high contagious pig virus in Ontario.
View ArticleTwo people injured after car crashes into east London bakery
A woman was thrown through the front window of an east London bakery after she was struck by a vehicle that drove into the business Saturday.
View ArticleLondon doctor Stacey Swinkels travelled to Ethiopia to provide free eye...
Being spat upon was hardly the reception Stacey Swinkels expected for her charity.
View ArticleLoss of hospital beds causes backups in hospital emergency rooms
Gloria Lambert doesn’t think she should’ve been hounded to pay for her husband’s hospital bed just because no one could find the 94-year-old a London nursing home.
View ArticleForget snow-shovelling, brides are where the winter money is in Londo
They’re head-scratchers — businesses you might expect to benefit from the brutal winter we’ve had, but don’t, and those you’d never guess making out like bandits.
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