As the trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada continues to mount, some Canadian customers are hoping to hit back against our southern neighbours with their wallets. Continue reading →

“I can’t even imagine the terror and confusion these kids are experiencing, all because their parents were trying to create a better life for them.” Continue reading →

While addressing the National Federation of Business in Washington, Trump told the crowd that Canadians are resorting to smuggling U.S. goods to avoid tariffs. Continue reading →

The Senate voted 52-29 to approve the government’s newest version of Bill C-45 on Tuesday evening. Continue reading →

The rebate program was announced last year and funded through proceeds from Ontario’s cap-and-trade program through a provincial agency called the Green Ontario Fund. Continue reading →

Johan Camargo hit his first career grand slam and drove in five runs as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 11-4 on Tuesday in the opener of a two-game interleague series. Continue reading →

The rebate program was announced last year and funded through proceeds from Ontario’s cap-and-trade program through a provincial agency called the Green Ontario Fund. Continue reading →

The collision happened around 5:15 a.m. at the intersection of Crossley-Hunter Line and Dorchester Road, police said. Continue reading →

If full city council votes to endorse SWIFT, the plan will see a fibre-optic network “backbone” built within city limits, to be completed by 2020. Continue reading →

Despite a major time difference and some bureaucratic confusion, local World Cup fans have been enjoying alcoholic beverages at their favourite establishments. Continue reading →

The insecticides, which are water soluble, have spilled over from crops into plants. Continue reading →

Lambton OPP are holding on to a unique ring that was found in Corunna until it can be reunited with its rightful owner. Continue reading →

Ontario’s premier-designate began Tuesday’s meeting by repeating election pledges and specifically mentioned his plan to roll back the provincial portion of the tax on gas. Continue reading →

Monday night’s gala raised $1.1 million, the most ever for the annual event. Continue reading →

London city Councillors will take a look at a $14-million plan to replace a busy bridge south of the downtown. Continue reading →

Following a widespread recall of No Name brand chicken burgers issued in early June due to a salmonella outbreak, Health Canada says it has received nine more reports of the illness.  Continue reading →

The plant will be completely closed by the end of 2018, while the plant currently employs 71 people. Continue reading →

Construction for the Academic Pavilion commences, as students and faculty members gathered at Brescia university college Monday to commemorate the building. Continue reading →

Norfolk County OPP report five people, including children, and a family dog all suffered minor injuries after they were struck by lightning. Continue reading →

John Fraser, who was appointed interim leader last week after outgoing premier Kathleen Wynne resigned, says he will begin the work of rebuilding the party by consulting grassroots members. Continue reading →

Mother Nature brought a mixed bag of weather for Londoners Monday, with temperatures soaring above 30 C in the morning followed by a cooling bout of rain. Continue reading →

Provincial police, fire, and EMS were called to the scene at a residence in the town on June 9 for reports of a man in distress. Continue reading →

CarePartners said in a statement on Monday the attack breached its computer system and, as a result, both patient and employee information was inappropriately accessed. Continue reading →

Elizabeth Wettlaufer, 51, has confessed to murdering eight patients, and attempting to kill several more, for nearly a decade by injecting them with overdoses of insulin at long-term care homes and private residences across Ontario. Continue reading →

The incident happened along Richmond Street near York Street around 1:50 a.m. Saturday, according to police. Continue reading →

Melvin Hodgins, 79, will be laid to rest Monday afternoon. He died after his bicycle collided with a flatbed truck on Adelaide Street North, north of Dundas Street. Continue reading →

Richard Florizone, who has been Dalhousie’s president since 2013, is set to lead the Quantum Valley Ideas Lab, which is based in Waterloo, Ont. Continue reading →

A spokesman for Doug Ford says the Progressive Conservative leader has also directed government ministries to cancel “subscription-based services” and to restrict out-of-province travel. Continue reading →