A replica of the ill-fated ship Titanic is set to sail in 2022, following the same route as the original ship, while boasting of an “authentic Titanic experience.” Continue reading →

Canada Post workers will go on strike in the Greater Toronto Area and the 905 region beginning at midnight on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The Museum of the Bible says several of its Dead Sea Scroll fragments appear to be forgeries designed to target American evangelical Christians. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday will reveal the government’s plan for a climate tax for provinces that haven’t come up with their own climate strategies, or those that didn’t meet federal standards. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading →

Sami Khreis pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault and four counts of fraud. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservatives say businesses were hurt by the changes brought in by the previous regime. Continue reading →

A paramedic and a citizen were injured after two ambulances and another vehicle collided Tuesday morning at the London Health Sciences Centre. Continue reading →

The fire inspector and labour ministry are looking into the cause of the explosion. Continue reading →

It’s expected between 5,000 and 8,000 people in total will be on hand at the rally’s peak. Continue reading →

Dave Brubaker was charged with 10 sexual offences last December. Continue reading →

Many incumbents in municipalities outside of London will keep their titles, with the most notable among them Sarnia’s Mike Bradley.  Continue reading →

London is sitting tight for the results of Canada’s first-ever ranked ballot election. Continue reading →

The former conservative MP for Elgin-Middlesex-London has unseated incumbent Heather Jackson to become the next mayor of St. Thomas. Continue reading →

Jim Watson scored his mayoral hat trick in Ottawa on Monday night, securing a third consecutive term as mayor of Canada’s national capital. Continue reading →

The glitch affected several municipalities that use the Dominion Voting System. Continue reading →

Ontario Provincial Police say that a gibbon that was allegedly stolen from the Elmvale Jungle Zoo in Springwater, Ont. in late May has been recovered in Quebec.  Continue reading →

A private members bill to permanently strip convicted terrorists of benefits like a driver’s license could be unconstitutional, say legal experts. Continue reading →

London police have charged four people and seized thousands of dollars in drugs in what began as a stolen property investigation four years ago.  Continue reading →

Provincial police say an intersection south of Simcoe will be closed for awhile, after a fatal motorcycle crash. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading →

Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott says the province will continue to fund overdose-prevention sites but will change their name and focus. Continue reading →

London is going down in history as the first municipality in Canada to use ranked ballots — but it might also be for taking the longest to announce results. Continue reading →

Voters across Ontario are casting ballots today to elect their next municipal governments. Continue reading →

Voters across Ontario will cast their ballots in municipal elections today after a lead-up that’s seen everything from legal battles to electoral reform. Continue reading →

According to fire officials, it was difficult to get through the old lath and plaster of the 100-year-old home in order to access the seed of the fire. Continue reading →

For the first time, Jackie Norman was able to thank her former teacher, Fred Worsfold, for giving her a second chance at life.  Continue reading →

The London Knights finished out the weekend with a victory in Sarnia against the Sting. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) announced Sunday that it will begin rotating strikes on Monday morning at 12:01 a.m. in Victoria, Edmonton and Windsor, and at 1:01 a.m. in Halifax. Continue reading →

Police say the incident took place on Thursday around 10:10 p.m. when a 26-year-old woman was waiting for an LTC bus inside a bus shelter near Commissioners Road East and Deveron Crescent. Continue reading →