Jury hands down eight recommendations at inquest into death of Londoner Mario...
London police took a broadside hit from a coroner’s jury Wednesday for letting a “sweet, loving” husband kill himself in a video-monitored and frequently-checked police cell.
View ArticleWoodstock selected as slots site
Almost all the cherries are lined up for slot operations to continue in the Friendly City and other select sites across the province.
View ArticleLondon woman fights to save frogs from bulldozer
For the sake of frogs and other wetland species, a London woman is trying to stop the city's work on a storm sewer pond.
View ArticleCrown: Torture victim ‘whipped like Jesus’
She was found sitting in a chair on a third-floor south London apartment balcony, shaking, rocking back and forth, staring off in the distance.
View ArticleLondon city council holding first serious debate on potential service cuts...
The rubber hits the road in London’s 2013 budget talks Thursday, when city council holds its first serious debate on more than 50 potential service cuts needed to help council deliver the third of...
View ArticleLive: London city council rejects $1M affordable housing cut
It didn't take long for city council's road to a third-straight tax freeze to hit a million-dollar detour.
View ArticleThe Political Beat: Jan 23
Reporters Patrick Maloney and Chip Martin looks at this week in politics. This week: the annual state-of-the-city address, trouble with two real estate developments, what will be the final decision on...
View ArticleLondon police deploy swarm of officers, lay drugs and guns charges
Five people face charges in a drugs and weapons in a bust that shut down a portion of Adelaide Street North Wednesday night, police said.
View ArticleCold snap increase icewine crop by about 50%
The bone chilling cold that's gripped Southern Ontario this week was exactly what Bill George and his colleagues have been waiting all winter for.
View ArticleTrial delayed after accused in torture trial beaten at Elgin-Middlesex...
One of two people accused of torturing a woman with cerebral palsy was beaten up by fellow inmates at a London jail this morning.
View ArticleYou say cut, I say freeze; still a long way to zero
As they turned their minds toward another city budget and a third straight London tax freeze, some city council members acted Thursday as though the word “cut” was a four-letter one.
View ArticleLondon police Chief Brad Duncan responds to recommendations from Mario Hamel...
Londoner Mario Hamel, 55, was arrested by city police about 1 a.m. Nov. 25, 2010 and taken to the police station cells.
View ArticleSt. Thomas couple arrested in drug bust
A St. Thomas couple got a rude awakening early Friday.
View ArticleSt. Joseph's Hospital in London expanding urgent care centre hours
St. Joseph’s Hospital will expand its urgent care hours March 1 in a move that will give thousands more access.
View ArticleChris Harvey appointed CEO of London Boys & Girls Club
Chris Harvey has been appointed as the new CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of London, taking over from Don Donner, who has led the organization for the past 35 years.
View ArticleThe real budget sparks in London’s drive for a third straight tax freeze...
Though heavy-duty decisions loom Friday, Londoners concerned about a political push to zero at all costs can breathe easier after the first serious budget debate.
View ArticleAsh trees, bike lanes survive budget cuts
Don't count out a third straight tax freeze just yet, London – but banking on one looks more and more like a risky bet, too.
View ArticleFanshawe College president Howard Rundle retiring
Howard Rundle, the longest serving president of Fanshawe College has announced his retirement after 17 years on the job.
View ArticleLondon area doctor facing lawsuits agrees to stop practicing medicine
A London area doctor who faces a mountain of lawsuits has agreed to stop practicing medicine.
View ArticleExtendicare to replace PeopleCare as London's Dearness Home operator
Another change is imminent at London-owned Dearness Home where the private operator is on the way out to be replaced by a behemoth with a promising track record.
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