Jury selection begins in kidnapping case
Jury selection began Tuesday for a scheduled eight-week trial for two London men facing multiple gun and robbery charges.
View ArticleWith Graham Pollett’s retirement, some health board members are looking to...
He presided over an expanding public health regime in London and fought efforts by politicians to rein it in.
View ArticleWebsite opens health stats to community
Want to know how many kids are immunized in our region? How many smokers are killed by lung cancer or how many seniors fall and are hospitalized?
View ArticleCharity gala helps cover non-OHIP-covered cancer expenses
They sit in the back of many women’s closets, collecting dust.
View ArticleMichigan woman pays for wrong turn
A suspected drunk driver from Michigan who made a couple of wrong turns before being arrested at the Blue Water Bridge has been sentenced to 19 days in jail.
View ArticleNew season of talks about what makes London great begins Tuesday
It’s an opportunity to listen to Londoners talk about some of the great things in their city.
View ArticleSmoking bylaw moving ahead
London council kept the door open Tuesday to banning smoking in city-owned outdoor places.
View ArticleHenderson eats crow, mayor talks tough
A politician under fire for insults hurled at city staff publicly apologized Tuesday as Mayor Joe Fontana talked tough about preventing similar outbursts in the future.
View ArticleVaccination rate for health-care workers below chances of winning instant...
It’s easier to win with an instant-lottery ticket in London than be treated in an area hospital by someone vaccinated against the flu.
View ArticleFarmers fear the long-term fallout of the E. coli scare
A massive recall of beef processed in Alberta meant more sales in the last week for Ontario cattle producers, but the scare has left the local industry worried about its future.
View ArticleLondon's John Labatt Centre officially marks 10 years in the downtown with a...
A decade after the John Labatt Centre opened, ushering in a new beginning for the downtown core, dignitaries officially unveiled Budweiser Gardens.
View ArticleLondon police investigate stabbing on Marconi Blvd.
London police are investigating a stabbing that left a 19-year-old man injured in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
View ArticleReal estate reps stunned colleague arrested in case
News that a Delaware man is accused of attempted murder has shocked the real estate circles in which he travelled.
View ArticleLake Huron nears record low level
Lake Huron is approaching low water levels not seen in nearly half a century, say officials.
View ArticlePolice briefs
Police seized drugs worth more than $300,000 from a southeast London home and charged nine people.
View ArticleCentre set to open at Knollwood public school
Families in London will have one more place to go for early learning support when a new family literacy centre opens at Knollwood Park public school.
View ArticleUpwards of 300,000 new jobs can be created in region
Local food clusters — to help fruits of the land get from Southwestern Ontario farmers to nearby consumers — could help tap into some of the $18-billion bounty of food that’s otherwise imported into...
View ArticleMentally ill senior dogged by government screw-ups
He’s struggled with mental illness for 50 years, schizophrenia that left him battling paranoia, but this time it’s not his imagination delivering threats — it’s his government.
View ArticleValue of farmland rising sharply
Farmland values jumped more than 16% in Ontario in the first half of this year, according to Farm Credit Canada.
View ArticleEMD workers will gain recall rights at Cami, GM
The way Paul Meunier sees it, it’ll be a good Christmas for his family.
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