Concerned mom Chey Robinson was watching an episode of Maya the Bee when she spotted a bit of “naughty graffiti” on a log. Continue reading →

Sadly, the ‘Stranger Things’-inspired pop-up bar, The Upside Down, must close. Continue reading →

The update comes three days after workers at the Ingersoll, Ont. facility walked the picket line late Sunday night after their four-year contract expired and negotiators for Unifor Local 88 and GM failed to agree on a new collective agreement. Continue reading →

Ryan Felkar has cystic fibrosis and has spent just under a month inside Toronto General Hospital waiting for a double lung transplant, but just over week ago he found out his one-year-old English bulldog may have been taken from his parents’ yard in Watford, Ont. Continue reading →

As the OHL’s regular season gets underway, here is a look at who the London Knights are up against. Continue reading →

Animal Justice filed an application in divisional court Tuesday seeking a judicial review of the Endangered Species Act legislation. Continue reading →

Instead of a monetary goal, this year the United Way of London and Middlesex aims to change the odds with several goals including funding 16,000 counselling spots and 8,000 after-school spots. Continue reading →

Officials said the town will commemorate Willie by erecting a statue in his “likeness” at Wiarton’s Bluewater Park. Continue reading →

The Labatt Brewery in London has already received over $8 million. Continue reading →

London police raided the London Relief Centre Wednesday morning just weeks after the illegal marijuana dispensary opened its doors on Richmond Row. Continue reading →

A proposed Ontario law that would treat careless driving more seriously if someone is hurt or killed is a “step in the right direction,” a Toronto lawyer says. Continue reading →

Cheri DiNovo has represented the Toronto riding of Parkdale-High Park for 11 years. Continue reading →

Sorbara and Lougheed are accused of offering a would-be candidate a job or appointment to step aside for Thibeault. Continue reading →

The ministry charged Volkswagen AG with one count under the province’s Environmental Protection Act last week. Continue reading →

A heritage designation for a nearly 100-year-old former school in Lambeth will remain following a vote by London city council. Continue reading →

Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people, provincial transport minister Steven Del Duca is set to announce Wednesday in Toronto. Continue reading →

About 2,500 people usually attend the event that mixes a tasty meal with philanthropy. Continue reading →

London city council unanimously supported a plan from Mayor Matt Brown and ANOVA to address the issue of sexual violence against women in London. Continue reading →

Police say she recently moved to London and is unfamiliar with the city, officers say they’re concerned for her welfare. Continue reading →

The strike at General Motor’s CAMI plant in Ingersoll, Ont. has forced a London auto parts supplier to start cancelling shifts. Continue reading →

Called NewsWise, the idea is to enhance general news literacy among students aged nine to 19. Continue reading →

“Look at my stains. This was a brawl. Yours was a murder. This was a brawl then a murder.” – Madigan on carpet stains in her suite Continue reading →

Premier Kathleen Wynne says she has tasked the minister for small business to work with the agriculture sector to ensure supports are put in place. Continue reading →

A Brantford man, 36, was fatally struck by a VIA Rail Train on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2018. Continue reading →

The school says the one-year post-graduate program was approved this summer by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development. Continue reading →