'A personal payment' was made, mayor says of wedding-bill flap
Joe Fontana remains defiant in the London mayor’s office as questions swirl over government cheques issued for his son’s 2005 wedding reception.
View ArticleDisabled man dies in London fire
A disabled man is dead after fire crews found him engulfed in flames inside his south London apartment Sunday night.
View ArticleMayor’s woes distracting to London city council, past and present politicians...
It’s not unusual for politicians to be stopped on the street by citizens, eager to discuss the issues of the day.
View ArticleImpaired driver goes wrong way on 402
Police used a tire deflation device to slow down a drunk driver heading east in Highway 402’s westbound lane early Sunday morning.
View ArticlePolice easily nab alleged drunk driver
Police nabbed a sleeping driver at a stoplight for allegedly drinking and driving just before 4 a.m. Sunday.
View ArticleLondon police block roads after suspicious package found outside police station
London police closed a portion of Dundas and Adelaide streets around noon Monday after a what looked like a large laptop bag was left unattended outside of police headquarters.
View ArticlePolice searching for man who fled traffic stop in London
Two people were arrested and a third suspect is on the lam after a traffic stop in east London Sunday night.
View ArticlePolice investigating Stratford death
Police are investigating the death of a male on the Downie St. side of the former Cooper site.
View ArticleThames River does a vanishing act
It’s one of only 42 Canadian Heritage Rivers, and — at 273 km long — one of Southwestern Ontario’s biggest.
View ArticleA survey finds the majority forecast higher profits, more sales and bigger...
Factory floors are humming again, making sales and adding jobs, a recent national survey states, and London area industries are joining the party.
View ArticleDisabled man killed in London apartment fire ‘appreciated each day’
Robert James Anderson had muscular dystrophy, but was a survivor who lived life with determination, his brother said.
View ArticleLondon Mayor Joe Fontana staying put on police board
As the national police force investigates London Mayor Joe Fontana, he won’t be asked to step down from the board that oversees city police.
View ArticleTiniest London-area school begins study for closing
The tiniest school in the London region is on the chopping block.
View ArticleFarmer injured after tractor crashes over bridge near Ailsa Craig
A farmer cheated death after his tractor crashed over a bridge near Ailsa Craig.
View ArticleU.S. gang life described in London courtroom at trial of accused killer
Jordan Hidalgo turned toward his grandparents in the court while being led out by security.
View ArticleLondon forecast to be front runner in economic growth, says study
The London area will be a bright spot in the Ontario economy in the next few years, says a new economic forecast.
View ArticleLondon water rate plan wins support
If its first political go-round is any indication, there may be little resistance to the water-rates rejig proposed by London city hall staff.
View ArticleTruck loaded with pigs crashes in St. Marys
A livestock truck loaded with 550 weaner pigs left the road and flipped over onto its side just before 1 a.m. Tuesday, allowing the pigs a brief taste of freedom.
View ArticleNo loss of livestock in overnight barn fire on Ron McNeil Line
A barn fire overnight on the Andrews farm closed Wonderland Road between Ferguson and Ron McNeil lines. No injuries, no livestock affected but several hundred bales of hay and antique farm equipment lost.
View ArticleGTA man dies in fall at Cooper site
There was no foul play involved in the death of a young man who was discovered on the former Cooper site property yesterday afternoon.
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