Some residents in Osborne Village were confused and startled Sunday evening when what sounded like an emergency alert warning of an imminent nuclear missile attack was broadcast over a loudspeaker in the area. The alert is unfounded. Continue reading →

What started out as a joyful reunion of a young woman with her birth parents soon turned sour, then shocking, and finally deadly. Continue reading →

He is fifth in line to the throne, and is the sixth great-grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II. Continue reading →

Eleven of the 16 people who died in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash are listed on the website, which family members say they never agreed to have posted. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative leader says the appointments – announced over the weekend – were necessary because of the short time left before the spring election campaign begins in early May. Continue reading →

Former Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown has filed a statement of claim against CTV Monday morning, months after the network reported two women were accusing him of sexual misconduct. Continue reading →

After some recent marathon meetings at city hall, a London politician is pressing for daytime council meetings. Continue reading →

Gateway Casinos says the process to move forward with a new $142-million expansion in London has been a bit frustrating, but the group is excited about making their plans a reality. Continue reading →

London’s bus rapid transit project could take a major step forward this week as city politicians will be holding a key vote on the project’s future. Continue reading →

Jaime Garcia (2-1) gave up four runs and six hits in 5 1/3 innings for the Blue Jays (13-8), who lost consecutive games for the first time since opening the season with two home losses to the Yankees Continue reading →

The alleged incident occurred only hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, along with many other high ranking liberal party members, attended a seminar on sexual violence prevention. Continue reading →

There’s no need to fear a split in progressive voters will hand Doug Ford an easy victory in the upcoming Ontario election, says provincial NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. Continue reading →

The London Lightning and St. John’s Edge went head-to-head on Saturday in the third game of their second-round NBL Canada playoff series. Continue reading →

“We’ve had a lot of support through the community and people as far as out west. It has been amazing. The people have really been incredible, very supportive and I really can’t thank them enough,” she said. Continue reading →

Frederik Andersen made 42 saves as the Maple Leafs survived a furious third-period charge from the Boston Bruins to secure a 4-3 victory Saturday and force a sixth game in their first-round playoff series. Continue reading →

The PCs released a statement on Saturday announcing appointees for ridings where a nomination meeting hadn’t been scheduled. They include Mike Harris Jr., the son of former Ont. premier Mike Harris. Continue reading →

Aaron Judge hit an early homer off Marcus Stroman, then scored on a disputed play during a seven-run burst in the sixth inning that sent the New York Yankees over the Toronto Blue Jays 9-1 Saturday. Continue reading →

The Ontario Progressive Conservatives appointed the remaining 11 provincial ridings that didn’t have Tory candidates, a list that includes 980 CFPL talk show host Andrew Lawton. Lawton announced he was running for the London-West nomination on April 11, and was set to face off against Thames Valley District School Board Trustee Jake Skinner and Liz Snelgrove,… Continue reading →

The London Knights put pen to paper Saturday, signing four of their draft picks from the 2018 OHL priority selection. Luke Evangelista, Antonio Stranges, Sahil Panwar and Gerard Keane were all introduced at Budweiser Gardens as four cornerstones of the team’s future. “Just being in London on draft day, you knew this city is really… Continue reading →

Police believe Agatha Kowalski is operating a silver 2012 Toyota Corolla. Continue reading →

Sunny skies are expected both Saturday and Sunday, with temperatures of 12 C and 14 C, respectively. Continue reading →

A rail strike has been temporarily averted after the federal labour minister ordered employees of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. to vote on the company’s final offers, just hours before they were set to walk off the job. Continue reading →

“Both facilities are well-positioned to offer the crucial life-saving service of a supervised consumption facility,” said medical officer Chris Mackie. Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne is calling on her adviser to apologize to Ford. Continue reading →

The incident took place around 2 a.m. outside Molly Bloom’s Irish Pub on Richmond Street. Continue reading →

OPP are encouraging business owners with an ATM to report any suspicious activity. Continue reading →

A tentative agreement between Western University and graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) has been reached. According to the media release, representatives of the university and the Public Service Alliance of Canada, Local 610 (PSAC 610) met with a mediator this week and reached agreement early Friday morning. According to a written statement, details of the tentative contract… Continue reading →

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s personal attack on PC leader and chief rival Doug Ford was ill-timed, Tasha Kheiriddin says. Continue reading →