Residents return home to survey aftermath of London explosion
Man up to no gouda allegedly stole $187,000 worth of cheese: Oxford County OPP
A dog-lover’s dream: 6,000 dogs expected to attend 11th annual Pawlooza
Ottawa to buy 360 LAVs from London’s General Dynamic Land Systems
2 Toronto men arrested, 1 Etobicoke man wanted in human trafficking investigation in London
Benefit concert to raise money for Old East Village residents after London explosion
Two people stopped in Indian Head, Sask., facing identity theft, drug charges
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
When officers made the arrest, numerous illegal items were located in their vehicle, RCMP say. Continue reading
‘I have freedom’: Ontario summer camp for children with cancer changing lives
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
If you have ever been to camp, you probably still hold on to some of the memories of swimming, hiking, and spending time outdoors with friends. But for a group of children in southern Ontario, attending Camp Quality is about more than all of that. Continue reading
Duelling Hong Kong protests in Vancouver shut down major intersection near city hall
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Vancouver police began diverting traffic at Cambie Street and Broadway after hundreds of demonstrators spilled into the streets. Continue reading
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St. Michael’s College School report leads to questions about private school bullying protocols
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
Experts say private schools don’t have same enforcement responsibility as public schools. Continue reading
Mayor Ed Holder highlights instances of Canada-wide support in wake of Old East Village explosion
London mayor Ed Holder is highlighting words of encouragement and offers of support from across the country following a massive explosion in Old East Village. Continue reading
Plan ahead, buy in bulk and negotiate: A financial adviser’s advice for back-to-school shopping
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A financial adviser has a few tips to stay on budget and even teach your child about money during the expensive back-to-school season. Continue reading
Ontario government’s ‘News Now’ videos to remain, but ‘reconfiguration’ may occur
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
The controversial video content, used to promote government policies and decisions, is delivered on a number of platforms including YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Continue reading
RCMP are ‘carefully’ reviewing SNC-Lavalin affair. What exactly are they looking at?
The RCMP says it’s examining the SNC-Lavalin scandal “carefully.” What exactly are they looking at? Continue reading
Dozens of casualties feared after suicide bomber strikes Afghanistan wedding
More than 1,000 people had been invited, one witness said, as fears grew that it could be the deadliest attack in Kabul this year. Continue reading
Displaced London, Ont., couple who helped neighbours after explosion now in need of help themselves
“It’s a really weird feeling right now to have to ask for help and be vulnerable like that. It’s definitely not something we’re used to,” said Jamie Jack. Continue reading
Federal government set to make announcement at London’s General Dynamics
The federal government is set to make an announcement related to the Canadian Armed Forces at London’s General Dynamics Land Systems Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Boris Johnson to tell Merkel, Macron that Brexit can’t be stopped by UK parliament
In his first trip abroad as leader, Johnson is due to meet his European counterparts ahead of a G7 summit in Biarritz, France. Continue reading
Ontario couple cleaned out after home alarm system fails
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
When burglars broke into the home of Paul and Trina Farr north of Newmarket, Ont., back in May, the couple says they lost everything. Continue reading
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Majority of residents displaced by Old East Village explosion allowed to return home
More than 20 hours after an explosion rocked London’s Old East Village, the majority of evacuated residents have been allowed to return to their homes. Continue reading
‘A horror’: B.C. law student still can’t reach her family due to Kashmir clampdown
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
A Kashmiri woman who is studying in B.C. says she still can’t get in contact with family back home, nearly two weeks after a security crackdown in the region. Continue reading
ADHD in adults can be life-threatening when left untreated: experts
There continues to be stigma around ADHD, preventing adults from seeking help, doctors say. Continue reading
El Paso funeral: 700 wait in the Texas heat to support man who invited everyone, reports say
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The El Paso shooting claimed the life of Margie Reckard, wife of Antonio Basco, who had no other family. Continue reading
Actor Peter Fonda dead at 79
Fonda had lung cancer and died of respiratory failure. Continue reading
Head of America’s largest organic food fraud scheme sentenced to 10 years
Between 2010 and 2017, consumers nationwide were fooled into paying extra to buy products ranging from eggs to steak that they believed were better for the environment and their own health Continue reading
The history of Canada’s ethics commissioner
Justin Trudeau’s father, Pierre Trudeau, introduced conflict of interest guidelines for federal cabinet ministers in 1973. Continue reading
Two people stopped in Indian Head, Sask., facing identity theft, drug charges
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
When officers made the arrest, numerous illegal items were located in their vehicle, RCMP say. Continue reading
Emergency workers clear streets and sidewalks after London explosion
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
Residents are seeing clear roads and sidewalks on Woodman Avenue, nearly three days after an enormous explosion that shook OEV. Continue reading
‘I have freedom’: Ontario summer camp for children with cancer changing lives
By Caryn Lieberman Reporter
If you have ever been to camp, you probably still hold on to some of the memories of swimming, hiking, and spending time outdoors with friends. But for a group of children in southern Ontario, attending Camp Quality is about more than all of that. Continue reading
Residents return home to survey aftermath of London explosion
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
“I can still feel the boom inside. It shook me inside to my core.” Continue reading
St. Michael’s College School report leads to questions about private school bullying protocols
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
Experts say private schools don’t have same enforcement responsibility as public schools. Continue reading
A dog-lover’s dream: 6,000 dogs expected to attend 11th annual Pawlooza
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
Along with the canine guests of honour, 25,000 dog lovers are also expected to attend. Continue reading
Ottawa to buy 360 LAVs from London’s General Dynamic Land Systems
The vehicles will be deployed to support troops with the Canadian Armed Forces and replace outdated equipment. Continue reading
Man up to no gouda allegedly stole $187,000 worth of cheese: Oxford County OPP
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
According to officials, an unknown man went to a business and provided paperwork for a shipment of cheese bound for New Brunswick, but the cheese never arrived at its destination. Continue reading
Mayor Ed Holder highlights instances of Canada-wide support in wake of Old East Village explosion
London mayor Ed Holder is highlighting words of encouragement and offers of support from across the country following a massive explosion in Old East Village. Continue reading
Ontario government’s ‘News Now’ videos to remain, but ‘reconfiguration’ may occur
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
The controversial video content, used to promote government policies and decisions, is delivered on a number of platforms including YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Continue reading
RCMP are ‘carefully’ reviewing SNC-Lavalin affair. What exactly are they looking at?
The RCMP says it’s examining the SNC-Lavalin scandal “carefully.” What exactly are they looking at? Continue reading
2 Toronto men arrested, 1 Etobicoke man wanted in human trafficking investigation in London
Numerous charges have been laid, including counts of gang sexual assault of a person under 16 and advertising another person’s sexual services. Continue reading
Displaced London, Ont., couple who helped neighbours after explosion now in need of help themselves
“It’s a really weird feeling right now to have to ask for help and be vulnerable like that. It’s definitely not something we’re used to,” said Jamie Jack. Continue reading
Federal government set to make announcement at London’s General Dynamics
The federal government is set to make an announcement related to the Canadian Armed Forces at London’s General Dynamics Land Systems Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Ontario couple cleaned out after home alarm system fails
By Sean O’Shea Consumer Reporter
When burglars broke into the home of Paul and Trina Farr north of Newmarket, Ont., back in May, the couple says they lost everything. Continue reading
Benefit concert to raise money for Old East Village residents after London explosion
The Aeolian Hall is hosting a concert and silent auction on Tuesday, Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. to support families impacted by the explosion in Old East Village. Continue reading
Majority of residents displaced by Old East Village explosion allowed to return home
More than 20 hours after an explosion rocked London’s Old East Village, the majority of evacuated residents have been allowed to return to their homes. Continue reading
‘Like something out of a movie’: Next door neighbour recounts London, Ont. house explosion
“The explosion went high in the air and it rained down fire on us.” Continue reading
San Jose Shark player hosts third annual charity casino in London to support concussion research
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
The event is scheduled to take place on Thursday August 15 at Centennial Hall. Continue reading
2 face manslaughter charges in overdose death of Haldimand County man
After a six-month investigation, the OPP have opted to lay criminal charges against the trio believed to be responsible for Jason Kerr’s death. Continue reading
A$AP Rocky to headline Western USC’s Purple Fest despite assault conviction
A day after American rapper A$AP Rocky was convicted of assault, the University Students’ Council has confirmed he will still headline Purple Fest 2019. Continue reading
Ontario high school teachers will be in class for first day of school, union leader says
The head of Ontario’s high school teachers’ union says his members will be in the classroom on the first day of school, despite not having a new contract by then. Continue reading
Ontario government to make product producers responsible for Blue Box program
Environment Minister Jeff Yurek says the move will encourage the industry to change how it packages products to cut down on waste that is sent to landfills. Continue reading
Support pouring in for displaced residents following explosion in London, Ont.
Local businesses and community members are stepping up to help those displaced from the explosion in Old East Village. Continue reading
‘Big Brother Canada’ Season 8 casting open
Do you have what it takes to make it in the ‘Big Brother Canada’ house? Continue reading
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