More than 400 farmers are in London to discus the future of the beef industry...
A big industry in Southern Ontario — with more than 2,000 farms and 220,000 heads of cattle in the London area alone — beef producers help keep people fed, and the economy rolling.
View ArticleLong-term care residents get nice surprise as family pays it forward
The family was so touched by the care their mother received at a long-term care facility in London they bought new nightgowns for residents to say thank you.
View ArticleAssessment growth rare positive news
Assessment growth in London was nearly triple that forecast by city hall staff, providing a sliver of good news on the road to a 2013 budget haunted by the spectre of potentially painful service cuts.
View ArticleLondon woman helps Chatham family
Janette Cameron wants to bring Christmas back to Colborne Street.
View ArticleNoise woes ignored, Tories say
Ontario’s opposition Tories have intensified demands for a halt to wind farms after the release of government documents showing bureaucrats repeatedly raised concerns about noise from turbines.
View ArticleOpponents to lakeside dump buy billboard space
A group opposed to burying nuclear waste near Lake Huron is taking its fight to the country’s biggest energy users: Toronto commuters.
View ArticleZackery Gorrill, born premature, loved swimming and music
He spent his birthday enjoying his brand new cellphone and surrounded by almost 50 friends and family.
View ArticleSt. Thomas, Elgin remember John Wise
John Wise was remembered Thursday as a politician who would listen.
View ArticlePair wanted in home invasion in Comber
A home invasion shattered the quiet tranquility of the small community of Comber on Thursday as dozens of OPP officers searched for two suspects.
View ArticleSarnia police continuing death investigation of Jillian Keck
Police continue to investigate a fatal collision that took the life of Jillian Keck this week, while the 10-year-old Cathcart Public School student was mourned by friends and family.
View ArticleThames Valley District school board making decision three hours before school...
Pushed to the brink by the standoff between the province its public school teachers, thousands of London-area kids will awake today not knowing if it’s a school day or not.
View ArticleWorkshops allow London citizens to give input
Don’t complain later you didn’t know those potholes were bound to linger awhile on London streets.
View ArticleImpaired driving charges laid in London-area on decline
Though the impaired driving rate is climbing in Canada, the number of London-area drivers charged with impaired driving has fallen sharply in the last 10 years. Kelly Pedro reports.
View ArticleLondoner wins Dream Lottery top prize
When Candice Robinson awoke Thursday, the 85-year-old Londoner had some unusual choices to make.
View ArticleExtendicare turned the Pines in Muskoka into Ontario’s lowest-cost,...
With London to decide whether to have public or private management of its troubled nursing home, Muskoka has combed features of each to create a home with the lowest cost in Ontario and arguably the...
View ArticleJob losses going to be hard to avoid
Job cuts in London’s emergency services — the fire department in particular — can’t be ruled out between now and council’s final budget approval in late February, Mayor Joe Fontana warned.
View ArticleIdle No More protestors stage demonstration at busy downtown London intersection
About 200 demonstrators turned out to London’s second Idle No More rally, this one halting lunchtime traffic at a key downtown intersection Thursday.
View ArticleClasses available for women, children in wake of Noelle Paquette murder
A pair of Sarnia martial arts instructors are offering free self defence classes for women in the wake of recent events.
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