After a damning letter from the Ontario human rights commissioner about the jail, one woman is embarking on a 180-kilometre walk to demand changes. Continue reading
Liny Lamberink
Reporter
Police and MTO officials took 13 vehicles off the road during a single-day blitz. Continue reading →
The city pegs the cost of provincial downloading at $4 million this year, and $6.6 million in the years to come. Continue reading →
The transit islands are part of a new design on the busy downtown one-way that aims to meet the needs of cyclists, transit users and drivers alike. Continue reading →
The public can give feedback this summer on reducing some residential speed limits to below 50 km/h. Continue reading →
The road will be closed to vehicles, but pedestrians and dismounted cyclists can still use the south-side sidewalk. Continue reading →
Police say the stolen vehicle was stuck in the mud, and allege they found a small quantity of drugs and paraphernalia inside. Continue reading →
The city is expected to consult the public on whether to reduce speed limits in some residential areas to 40 km/h. Continue reading →
Photos of the crash show a red SUV vehicle resting on top of the hood of a silver Audi in a grassy ditch. Continue reading →
Two homes were evacuated after a chemical spill in Thamesford. Continue reading →
More than 700 students will haul water to raise money for a cause that was close to Alex Foto’s heart. Continue reading →
A man sleeping rough in a wooded area says he was attacked by what appeared to be two large dogs or coyotes. Continue reading →
Wayne Leroy Williams was last seen Wednesday in the area of Third Street and Parkhurst Avenue. Continue reading →
A change in how the province doles out grant money will have a significant impact on London’s police service. Continue reading →
As London police investigate a homicide at 165 Connaught Ave., some neighbours feel the area is safe while others are fearful and looking to move. Continue reading →