London men charged with firearms offences
Two London men were charged with firearms offences in Chatham Township on Sunday.
View ArticleStaff Sgt. takes part in drum session
Video footage of a Sarnia Police officer's act of goodwill at the ongoing Aamjiwnaang rail blockade is spreading quickly.
View ArticleSPACE: Hadfield makes historic mission to ISS
Chris Hadfield rang in the new year from out of this world.
View ArticleLots of ways to celebrate New Year's day in London
Whether it's skating at Victoria Park or drinking tea and cider at London's oldest home, there's no shortage of ways to celebrate the arrival of 2013.
View ArticleProvince providing $1.4 million to help London's homeless
There is help on the horizon for London's homeless.
View ArticleTop 100 most viewed stories in 2012
Horrifying crashes, murder and political scandal, yes.
View ArticleFirst London baby of 2013 born at 12:38 a.m.
It didn't take long for London's newest citizen this year to arrive.
View ArticleLondon grain company fined after worker's foot crushed
A London grain company has been fined $55,000 after a worker at its Thamesville elevator had his foot crushed.
View ArticlePolice search for missing Sarnia woman
Sarnia Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 27 year old woman. Police are looking for 27 year old Noelle Paquette of Sarnia. She was last seen in the area of Lochiel and...
View ArticleGiant snowman makes London, Ont. dad talk of the town
Maybe it was all that waiting, but when Bob Mann made his snowman, he went big.
View ArticleLondoner Bob Mann used some creative engineering to build his 5.5-metre-tall...
Maybe it was all that waiting, but when Bob Mann made his snowman, he went big.
View ArticleTrevor Henry was tops at the track in 2012
Growing up in Wellington County, Trevor Henry never doubted he’d work with horses.
View ArticleRailway right-of-way dumping dust-up hits impasse
Politicians in Middlesex County have upped the ante in a dump debate with the operator of a small railway spur line.
View ArticleOdds of Liberals imposing a contract before a new leader is picked are slim
If you’re waiting for the province’s standoff with Ontario’s teachers to come to an end now that the education minister has the power to call the whole thing off, don’t hold your breath.
View ArticleHay relief: ‘This is what it means to be Canadian’
The past six weeks — as he and his daughter helped arrange delivery of 150 truckloads of hay to desperate Ontario farmers — have been some of the most rewarding of Bert Bloemendal’s life.
View ArticleFederal privacy commissioner poised to investigate security lapse
The federal privacy commissioner is poised to launch a full investigation into a security lapse that lost the private information of about 5,000 Canadians.
View ArticleFlu outbreak declared at University Hospital in London
For the second time in less than a week a flu outbreak has been declared at London's University Hospital.
View ArticleLondon area real estate market stable in 2012
The London area real estate market was stable in 2012 with total sales almost equal to the previous year.
View ArticleTwo London-area homes hit by thieves
A pair of home break-ins has Middlesex OPP on the lookout for at least two suspects and a treasure trove of stolen goods.
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