Police identify suspects in elderly woman purse theft after releasing surveillance photos
Environment Canada issues severe thunderstorm watch for London-Middlesex
Police investigating rash of break-ins at student housing
Police end search for man seen drifting away on floatation device from Long Point
OPP investigating fatal crash between car and commercial vehicle near Tillsonburg
London school boards warn of ‘potential service disruptions’ amid transportation service dispute
London police search for suspect in attempted robbery near Masonville Place
Officers on scene recovered a discharged round from a firearm nearby but say the alleged victim was not injured and there were no damages. Continue reading
2018 a tough year for endangered spiny softshell turtles, says UTRCA
The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority says a troubling 2018 means they will only release about half as many hatchlings this year. Continue reading
‘Felons welcome here’: messages projected on to Trump International Hotel in D.C.
“Guilty.” “Criminal.” Just a couple more messages projected on to the building. Continue reading
President’s Choice to take part in ‘buck-a-beer’ promotion for limited time
The company says it will offer a variety of beers in 12-packs for $13.20 including deposit, while a two-four will set you back $26.40. Continue reading
Canadian driver Robert Wickens undergoes spinal cord surgery after IndyCar crash
By Matt Carty Reporter
Titanium rods and screws have been placed in his spine to stabilize the injury from a crash at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania on Sunday. Continue reading
Chinese wheelchair basketball coach strikes women’s player at world championships
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“We are deeply disappointed by video footage we saw from the Algeria and China women’s game,” said a statement from Wheelchair Basketball Canada. Continue reading
Karlssons partner with Ottawa organization for launch of anti-bullying charity
The Karlssons said the mission of the new charity, called “Can’t Dim My Light,” is to raise awareness about the effects that both bullying and cyber bullying that have on youth and to “promote inclusion and compassion.” Continue reading
Ontario government freezes some drivers fees ahead of planned September increases
The move announced by the Progressive Conservatives on Tuesday halts the price increases planned by the previous Liberal government. Continue reading
Congressman Duncan Hunter indicted on charges of using campaign money for personal use
The Trump-supported congressman and his wife were indicted on charges that they misused more than $250K in campaign funds to pay for family vacations, groceries, video games, meals and more. Continue reading
Morales hits pair of home runs in Blue Jays 5-3 win over Orioles
Kendrys Morales clobbered a pair of home runs and Kevin Pillar hit a pair of doubles to drive in a run as the Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-3. Continue reading
Western University, faculty return to negotiating table
The two sides are returning after a summer break interrupted the negotiations that had been underway since early June. Continue reading
Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to 8 criminal charges. Here’s what they are
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Cohen’s guilty plea came as part of a deal with prosecutors that could see him spend as much as five years in prison. Continue reading
Rainfall warning issued for cottage country, chance of heavy rain in southern Ontario
Showers and thunderstorms are expected to move in Tuesday morning and rain is expected to continue into the evening. Continue reading
Asylum seekers caught up in battle amid Tory, Ford and Trudeau governments
An LGBTQ couple from the Bahamas is among thousands of refugees bouncing around temporary housing which has become a hallmark of Canada’s response to the influx of refugees. Continue reading
Go back to your f****ng country’: woman hurls racial slurs at man following Edmonton parking dispute
An Edmonton man says police are looking into his video of a woman unleashing a racist rant at him after a parking dispute. Continue reading
Coconut oil is ‘pure poison,’ says Harvard professor
The professor later went on to say coconut oil was one of the worst foods you can eat. Continue reading
Air Canada to buy Aeroplan: 8 things consumers should know
The deal could be good news for Aeroplan members, but details are scant. Continue reading
Go back to your f****ng country’: woman hurls racial slurs at man following Edmonton parking dispute
An Edmonton man says police are looking into his video of a woman unleashing a racist rant at him after a parking dispute. Continue reading
Plane carrying rapper Post Malone lands safely in New York after tires blow
The Gulfstream IV jet was carrying 16 passengers when it left Teterboro Airport around 10:50 a.m. Tuesday. Continue reading
Chinese wheelchair basketball coach strikes women’s player at world championships
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“We are deeply disappointed by video footage we saw from the Algeria and China women’s game,” said a statement from Wheelchair Basketball Canada. Continue reading
London police search for suspect in attempted robbery near Masonville Place
Officers on scene recovered a discharged round from a firearm nearby but say the alleged victim was not injured and there were no damages. Continue reading
2018 a tough year for endangered spiny softshell turtles, says UTRCA
The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority says a troubling 2018 means they will only release about half as many hatchlings this year. Continue reading
President’s Choice to take part in ‘buck-a-beer’ promotion for limited time
The company says it will offer a variety of beers in 12-packs for $13.20 including deposit, while a two-four will set you back $26.40. Continue reading
Police investigating rash of break-ins at student housing
In each case, London police say suspects entered the homes through unlocked doors or windows. Continue reading
Police end search for man seen drifting away on floatation device from Long Point
Police responded around 5 p.m. Monday after a concerned witness reported seeing a man on a flotation device drifting away from shore out into Lake Erie. Continue reading
Investigation underway after man struck by vehicle in east London
London police were responding to reports of an altercation between two people when they discovered a man had been hit by a vehicle. Continue reading
Canadian driver Robert Wickens undergoes spinal cord surgery after IndyCar crash
By Matt Carty Reporter
Titanium rods and screws have been placed in his spine to stabilize the injury from a crash at Pocono Raceway in Pennsylvania on Sunday. Continue reading
Karlssons partner with Ottawa organization for launch of anti-bullying charity
The Karlssons said the mission of the new charity, called “Can’t Dim My Light,” is to raise awareness about the effects that both bullying and cyber bullying that have on youth and to “promote inclusion and compassion.” Continue reading
OPP investigating fatal crash between car and commercial vehicle near Tillsonburg
Emergency services were called to the two-vehicle collision between Dereham Road and Culloden Line in South West Oxford around 3 p.m on Monday. Continue reading
Ontario government freezes some drivers fees ahead of planned September increases
The move announced by the Progressive Conservatives on Tuesday halts the price increases planned by the previous Liberal government. Continue reading
Police identify suspects in elderly woman purse theft after releasing surveillance photos
An elderly woman’s purse was stolen from her walker at a Metro grocery store on Adelaide Street in London. Continue reading
Morales hits pair of home runs in Blue Jays 5-3 win over Orioles
Kendrys Morales clobbered a pair of home runs and Kevin Pillar hit a pair of doubles to drive in a run as the Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-3. Continue reading
Western University, faculty return to negotiating table
The two sides are returning after a summer break interrupted the negotiations that had been underway since early June. Continue reading
Environment Canada issues severe thunderstorm watch for London-Middlesex
Environment Canada says many areas will receive between 20 to 40 mm of rain by the evening. However, areas that get several thunderstorms may receive significantly higher amounts. Continue reading
Rainfall warning issued for cottage country, chance of heavy rain in southern Ontario
Showers and thunderstorms are expected to move in Tuesday morning and rain is expected to continue into the evening. Continue reading
Asylum seekers caught up in battle amid Tory, Ford and Trudeau governments
An LGBTQ couple from the Bahamas is among thousands of refugees bouncing around temporary housing which has become a hallmark of Canada’s response to the influx of refugees. Continue reading
Ontario Cannabis Store says 26 licensed producers will supply online retail platform
The store, which will be Ontario’s only online retailer when recreational marijuana is legalized in the fall, says Monday that the supply agreements with Health Canada-authorized producers were competitive. Continue reading
ParaMed patients urged to test blood after investigation reveals lapse in infection prevention
The investigation was sparked by a complaint about a “lack of cleanliness in clinical spaces.” Continue reading
London school boards warn of ‘potential service disruptions’ amid transportation service dispute
The letter from the school boards suggests parents plan ahead for alternate transportation arrangements. Continue reading
‘You’re a disgrace to the collar you once wore’: victims detail impact of sexual abuse by former Anglican priest
The victim said he struggled with drug-use, alcoholism, and a fear of parenthood, in a victim impact statement. Continue reading
OPP investigating after body recovered from Owen Sound Harbour
Police are investigating after a body was found in the Owen Sound Harbour area of Georgian Bay. Continue reading
London Police charge third person in connection with William MacPherson homicide investigation
London Police say a third person is facing an assault charge in the ongoing investigation of a homicide near the Thames River. Continue reading
Construction of Amazon facility in east-end Ottawa officially begins
The facility is slated to be over 1 million square feet and, according to the company, will bring over 1,500 new construction jobs and 600 distribution jobs to the relatively employment-light rural east end. Continue reading
Police notified, workers removing swastika spray-painted on public school: Thames Valley District School Board
A swastika was discovered spray-painted at St. George’s Public School on Waterloo Street just north of Oxford over the weekend. Continue reading
Richmond Hill’s David Dunlap Observatory houses Canada’s largest telescope
This summer the observatory, which contains the largest telescope in Canada, reopened to the public after 10 years. Continue reading
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