Transcom will close early in January, eliminating 100 to 150 jobs
Employees of a downtown London call centre learned Tuesday they’ll lose their jobs when the centre closes early next year.
View ArticleGracie didn’t tell women he was infected with HIV virus
When Daniel Gracie was a prison inmate a decade ago he was told he had HIV, but didn’t seem to care.
View ArticleCommunity innovation awards handed out
A community builder, a non-profit that raises money and awareness about AIDS in Africa, a centre that provides health care to the vulnerable and a collaboration that tackles health issues of the aging...
View ArticleProvince’s physicians are supposed to find savings in patient services to...
The Ontario Liberals have pulled away from imposing a pay freeze on doctors, offering an extra $100 million to gain the backing of the leaders of the Ontario Medical Association.
View ArticleDemolish the house at 591 Maitland St. or build a new one?
A couple’s plan to demolish a rundown home built in 1884 is pitting the couple and neighbours who support them against the Woodfield Community Association and city staff. Alex Weber reports,
View ArticleExperts will try to connect the food grown and processed here with consumers
Consider it a local-food appetizer.
View ArticleNeighbours of organic composting plant complain of stench
Residents around the south London Orgaworld plant told of putrid smells, ruined evenings trying to barbecue and health complaints at a public meeting over what role — if any — the city should take with...
View ArticleWitness adds dramatic details to testimony
He referred to the two men as Mr. Dino and Mr. Floyd.
View ArticleTargeted radiation offers new hope at London Regional Cancer Program
Some cancer patients in London will soon benefit from a way of targeting radiation so precise, doses can be delivered with greater intensity in less time.
View ArticleLocal unit doesn’t want auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers to see all the numbers
Local public health officials are fighting to keep secret from a third-party auditor how their agency spends millions of tax dollars each year.
View ArticleConfirmed influenza cases could mean early arrival of flu season in London
Flu has struck early in London and health officials are warning people to get flu shots.
View ArticleCompany making ‘significant’ investment to clean up former Westinghouse property
The owner of what was once famous as the largest PCB dump in Canada says it is making a “significant investment” to reduce trace amounts of the compound that still migrate from the site during rainstorms.
View ArticleTeachers union says its doing nothing illegal
Accused of bullying and intimidation by their boss, London-area elementary teachers are firing back.
View ArticleAnnual DIG London conference
London’s video game companies are adapting to shifting consumer tastes by focusing on mobile, web and social media games. Hank Daniszewski reports from the DIG London conference.
View ArticleCostly battle on to save Lorne Avenue school
The cost of saving Lorne Avenue public school in London?
View ArticleLondon activist charged with trespassing for defying Western University ban
A London activist was arrested at Western University for defying a ban by campus police.
View ArticleCathy Donnelly didn’t hesitate when daughter Shannon needed her
In a few months Cathy Donnelly will welcome her seventh grandchild into the world.
View ArticleMembers of the reality TV show Ice Road Truckers among those taking part
Canada’s largest farmer-to-farmer relief effort in a decade is rolling toward Ontario, with up 3,000 monster hay bales for feed-needy livestock farms after last summer’s drought.
View ArticleFontana bows out of mayors' meeting
Joe Fontana has backed out of attending a meeting in Ottawa of Canada’s urban mayors, sending a member of council instead.
View ArticleWitness says he called police after hearing nine gun blasts
London police are investigating after several reports of gunshots on Clarence and Hill streets just before 9 p.m. Wednesday.
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