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Sexual abuse of First Nations boys an ‘abhorrent breach of trust’: London judge sentences ex-priest
David Norton was found guilty of sexually abusing four boys from Chippewas of the Thames First Nation several decades ago and has been sentenced to nine years in prison. Continue reading
How many London moments were there at the Junos?
Western University’s marching band, Stobie’s Pizza, and a young London woman now all share something in common. Continue reading
London police release findings of internal investigation into Samuel Maloney’s death
A London police sergeant and designated use of force instructor says officers “acted appropriately.” Continue reading
Juno-nominated band The Reklaws spending the ‘most Canadian day’ in London
The sibling duo is playing a hockey game with Canadian celebrities, before headlining a show. Continue reading
Unbundling London BRT puts council in ‘really tough position’: Councillor Phil Squire
A decision to divide London’s contentious bus rapid transit (BRT) project into smaller pieces is drawing criticism and concern from politicians and advocates on both sides of the debate. Continue reading
Railway police search for man who crawled under train stopped in downtown London
The man was caught on video crawling under a train stopped on the tracks south of York and William streets. Continue reading
Woman critically injured in blaze at south London apartment building
A woman was injured in a blaze at an apartment building in south London Wednesday morning. Continue reading
‘It’s too easy’: local student talks about vaping, a popular vice among London teens
10-per cent of students had used a vapour product in the last 30 days, according to a Canada-wide study of students between Grade 7 and 12. Continue reading
Craigwood Youth Services gets $50K from province to upgrade fire safety at Ailsa Craig group homes
The money will be used to install a new fire escape, install shatter resistant windows, and get two rooms up to fire safety codes. Continue reading
City council finalizes 2.7% budget increase, approves London Convention Centre funding request
The increase includes funding a mental health program for city police, a subsidized senior’s bus pass, and more ambulance resources. Continue reading
Overdose prevention site marking one year anniversary in London
Officials say the site has been visited 13,000 times since opening Feb. 12 last year. Continue reading
London youth shine in spotlight during annual YOU breakfast fundraiser
Five young people opened up about their varying experiences of struggle, perseverance, and success in London before a crowd of hundreds Thursday morning. Continue reading
Describing hockey dispute as brawl ‘over inflated’ the incident, league official says
The president of one of the hockey associations says a confrontation between parents didn’t become physical. Continue reading
Family of murdered inmate ‘devastated’ after EMDC staff trial leads to acquittal, mistrial
A jury acquitted former operations manager Stephen Jurkus but couldn’t make a decision about his co-accused, former correctional officer Leslie Lonsbary. Continue reading
Large ‘brawl’ involving parents draws police to Simcoe, Ontario hockey arena
Police say a verbal confrontation became physical, after a hockey game Sunday afternoon. Continue reading