Blaine Higgs and the Progressive Conservatives have won the most seats in the New Brunswick election. Continue reading →

Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill also declared Bill Cosby, 81, a “sexually violent predator.” Continue reading →

The father of Tori Stafford says one of the two people convicted in her murder has been moved from a maximum-security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge.  Continue reading →

New Brunswick’s Liberals and Progressive Conservatives were locked in a neck-and-neck race as the ballots were counted at the conclusion of an election campaign that appeared to be a referendum on Liberal Leader Brian Gallant’s reputation as a big-spending premier. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered some insight into Canada’s approach to trade talks during an armchair discussion at the UN General Assembly in New York. Continue reading →

London is the second city in Canada behind Vancouver to join the initiative and the decals are just the beginning. Continue reading →

Ontario’s environmental commissioner slammed the Doug Ford government for gutting most of the province’s climate change programs. Continue reading →

The advisory, which also covers Elgin, Huron, Perth, and Lambton counties, says storm activity is possible late Tuesday afternoon across the region. Continue reading →

Close to 100 charges have been laid against nineteen people. Continue reading →

According to police, a woman called 911 at roughly 10 a.m. Tuesday, after a man pulled a knife and stole her vehicle. Continue reading →

    OHL hockey is back, and so is Around The OHL. Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs talk to some of the biggest names in junior hockey, and highlight all the stories making headlines from around the league. On this episode, the guys discuss some of the teams to look out for this season: there are… Continue reading →

Middlesex OPP say they were called to an auto dealership on Centre Road on Sept. 19 in response to a vehicle theft. Continue reading →

Police say the man driving the stolen vehicle backed into the officer’s police cruiser before driving into the park and hitting a tree. He then attempted to flee on foot but was quickly arrested. Continue reading →

Whoever wins in next month’s municipal election will need to deal with the fallout of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Continue reading →

In a decision released on Tuesday, the tribunal found that from 2005 to 2013, there is “sufficient evidence” to support the midwives’ claim that the provincial government discriminated against them in negotiating their compensation. Continue reading →

London’s four mayoral front-runners fielded questions about bus rapid transit, cycling, and accessibility during a 980 CFPL debate focused on how people get around the city. Continue reading →

In order to assist with that recovery, the city of Ottawa has set up two community support centres to help those who were most affected by the storm get back on their feet. Continue reading →

The father of Tori Stafford says one of the two people convicted in her murder has been moved from a maximum-security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge.  Continue reading →

The report found that while agencies were trying to keep children safe, they made decisions focused on short-term goals rather than focusing on longer-term outcomes. Continue reading →

Canadian Olympic gold medallist Gillian Apps and longtime archrival and captain of the U.S. Olympic championship team Meghan Duggan faced off once again over the weekend, this time at an altar. Continue reading →

A psychiatrist who practised sleep medicine in Cambridge, Kitchener and London has had his licence revoked by a disciplinary committee of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Continue reading →

Home to a number of law offices now, 435 Ridout was the home of the Bank of Upper Canada until 1865. Continue reading →

Civic administration wants to bump the budget from $250,000 to $450,000. Continue reading →

Employers in attendance are looking for a combined 2,800 employees in industries ranging from food processing to cannabis. Continue reading →

The province also conducted online surveys where people could weigh in on how to make government programs more efficient. Continue reading →

London police say Adam Dabrowski has been arrested, and is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday, Sept 25th. Continue reading →

With power still several hours away, neighbours in Arlington Woods can be seen outside together, enjoying the post-tornado sunshine. Continue reading →

The incidents occurred between Aug. 11 and Sept. 24 in the area of Fanshawe Park and Sunningdale roads. Continue reading →

Gatineau residents forced from their homes by Friday’s tornado are growing anxious to get back inside and retrieve their belongings. Continue reading →

Mission Services of London’s Rotholme Women’s and Family Shelter need at least $10,000 just to make it through the week. Continue reading →