London man arrested in connection with Old East Village shooting
Doug Ford to move ahead with Ontario municipal funding cuts in 2020
1 dead, 2 injured in Middlesex Centre rollover: OPP
Tribute concert set to raise $7,000 for OEV families and community after explosion
60 homes in Tillsonburg evacuated due to gas leak following lightning bolt: OPP
Emergency workers clear streets and sidewalks after London explosion
Ministry dropping rabies vaccine baits by air in southern Ontario
The rabies vaccine baits are an effort to immunize any raccoons, skunks and foxes that eat them. Continue reading
Ontario Cannabis Store returns $2.9M in CannTrust products back to company
The move by the provincial retailer comes as CannTrust faces problems with Health Canada. Continue reading
Huawei gets 90-day extension to buy from U.S. suppliers before ban takes effect
The U.S. Commerce Secretary said the extension was to aid U.S. customers, many of which operate networks in rural America. Continue reading
Big pharma paid $151M to doctors, hospitals in 2017-18, but we don’t know who got paid or why
There are a number of ways drug companies can pay doctors for work, including delivering speeches and participating in clinical trials. 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
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson marries Lauren Hashian in Hawaii
Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson, 47, and Lauren Hashian, 34, have two children together: Jasmine, 3, and Tiana Gia, 1. 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
Scheer requests RCMP probe on Trudeau’s SNC-Lavalin interference
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has sent another letter to RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki. 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
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
Neil Young announces ‘Colorado’ album and first single
The Neil Young/Crazy Horse collaboration is set for an October release worldwide. 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
U.S. Reps Omar, Tlaib to host press conference after being denied entry to Israel
Before Israel’s decision, Trump tweeted it would be a “show of weakness” to allow the two representatives in. Continue reading
What happens to your body when you stop eating sugar?
You’re not supposed to eat more than 12 teaspoons of sugar per day. A can of soda has 10 teaspoons. Continue reading
‘A quiet epidemic’: Why so many Canadians experience knee pain
We’ve all joked about “bad knees” as we age, but some doctors say there is not enough awareness around knee pain. Continue reading
Alaskan man finds 50-year-old Russian Navy message in a bottle
Tyler Ivanoff found the handwritten Russian letter early this month while gathering firewood near Shishmaref about 966 kilometres northwest of Anchorage. Continue reading
Scheer requests RCMP probe on Trudeau’s SNC-Lavalin interference
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has sent another letter to RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki. Continue reading
China warns Canada to ‘stop meddling’ in Hong Kong affairs
Canada’s foreign ministry had no immediate response. Canada has about 300,000 citizens living in Hong Kong, the ministry has said. Continue reading
Ministry dropping rabies vaccine baits by air in southern Ontario
The rabies vaccine baits are an effort to immunize any raccoons, skunks and foxes that eat them. Continue reading
Suspect in human trafficking case arrested: London police
London police say 21-year-old Terry Osayamen Urhoghide of Etobicoke has been taken into custody. Continue reading
London man arrested in connection with Old East Village shooting
Police initially reported that a man was injured in the shooting, which happened at around 11:20 p.m. on June 20 on Dundas Street near English Street. Continue reading
Ontario Cannabis Store returns $2.9M in CannTrust products back to company
The move by the provincial retailer comes as CannTrust faces problems with Health Canada. Continue reading
1 dead, 2 injured in Middlesex Centre rollover: OPP
Officers say they were called to a single-vehicle collision at Highbury Avenue and Fourteen Mile Road in Middlesex Centre at around 7:30 p.m. Friday. Continue reading
Doug Ford to move ahead with Ontario municipal funding cuts in 2020
The new plan will see all municipalities – including Toronto pay 30 per cent of the public health care costs. Under the initial plan, Toronto would have been on the hook for 50 per cent of the cost. Continue reading
Big pharma paid $151M to doctors, hospitals in 2017-18, but we don’t know who got paid or why
There are a number of ways drug companies can pay doctors for work, including delivering speeches and participating in clinical trials. Continue reading
60 homes in Tillsonburg evacuated due to gas leak following lightning bolt: OPP
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
Union Gas warns nearby residents that gas will be turned off for approximately 12 hours. 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
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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
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