Sand, that seemingly abundant resource, is becoming a rare commodity. It’s extracted more than oil and gold as we use it to make concrete, asphalt and glass. Continue reading →

The invasive plant’s clear, toxic sap can cause rashes, blistering, burns and even blindness if it touches the body and is then exposed to the sun. Continue reading →

A Virginia restaurant owner refused to serve White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and her party. Continue reading →

Many gen Z-ers reveal that the number of followers someone has on social media helps determine if they are a celebrity — or not. Continue reading →

It’s alleged the armed man went into an Oakville, Ont., pharmacy at about 11 a.m. on Friday, ordered several people to turn over their cellphones and then jumped the counter. Continue reading →

Rounds two through nine of the NHL Entry Draft will take place at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Saturday. Continue reading →

Robert Vanderheyden said Friday that Elizabeth Wettlaufer only came to his attention once she quit the long-term care facility. Continue reading →

There are over 100 vendors at the city’s core, allowing guests to choose from a variety of international dishes and desserts. Continue reading →

Youth Opportunities Unlimited will build the shelter on a plot of land along Clarke Road. Continue reading →

The review began earlier this year with the goal of making the process for reporting sexual assaults victim-centred and trauma-informed. Continue reading →

A child has tested positive for Hepatitis C after receiving treatment at an Orillia dental office, the health unit says.  Continue reading →

The London Police Service issued an update saying Janet Pitchell, 76, of London has been found safe. Continue reading →

The federal government announced it’s now accepting applications in its search to find the new chief executive officer of the National Capital Commission. Continue reading →

As legalization nears, answers to very basic questions about Ontario’s plan to sell legal marijuana aren’t forthcoming. Continue reading →

The closure west of London will last for 10 hours. Continue reading →

Ontario’s doctors have been without a physician services agreement for four years. Continue reading →

Donations from private donors will help the organization stay afloat for another year, re-hire full-time staff and complete a cannabis research project. Continue reading →

Two men are facing multiple charges following a joint drug bust by the London Police, RCMP and OPP. Continue reading →

According to Mike Foster of Nexion Travel, there’s been a decrease in Londoners heading stateside over the last five or six years. Continue reading →

Police reopened the 401 between Queen’s Line and Highway 77 in both directions late Friday evening. Continue reading →

Food vendors will be serving up exotic dishes to the sound of live music, with plenty of craft beer to wash it down. Continue reading →

‘Over 2 years ago I was appointed to a committee at city hall that has never met,’ Coun. Phil Squire said in a Wednesday tweet. Continue reading →

The rising numbers of mental health calls was a hot topic at the London Police Board meeting Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

Police say they were called to a home in the area of Highway 59 in North Walsingham at around 11 a.m. Wednesday. Continue reading →

London police were called to a report of a robbery at the Shopper’s Drug Mart at the corner of Oxford Street and Hyde Park Road just before midnight on Saturday, May 12, 2017. Continue reading →

Ottawa general manager Pierre Dorion says the Senators had to trade forward Mike Hoffman because the team’s dressing room was “broken.” Continue reading →

The long-term care home in Woodstock that fired serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer says if she wasn’t in a union, she would have been fired earlier. Continue reading →

London police are investigating reports about a stranger passing out candy to children at Aberdeen Public School on Grey Street Wednesday morning. Continue reading →