Consumers who have these products at home are being advised to stop using them immediately. Continue reading →

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky is calling GOP colleague Lindsey Graham a “warmonger” in a tweet. Continue reading →

Choosing a credit card that fits your budget and lifestyle can be a challenge for Canadian consumers. Continue reading →

British-Canadian professional wrestler Davey Boy Smith Jr. is crediting his “years of grappling” for helping him save a woman hanging from a Calgary bridge. Continue reading →

Police in Texas have found the body of a small child during the search for a missing three-year-old who was forced to stand outside alone at night as punishment for not drinking her milk. Continue reading →

A judge is expected to rule today on an application for a directed verdict in the trial of two Ontario Liberals facing bribery charges under the Election Act. Continue reading →

About eighty people attended the meeting, while Jennie Ramsay outlined details of the $500 million plan and fielded questions from the pubic.   Continue reading →

The exhibits offer a glimpse at the inseparable link between Labatt and Canada – London, specifically – going back to its founding by John Kinder Labatt in 1847. Continue reading →

OPSEU Local 110 members will be downtown Tuesday, in front of Fanshawe College’s Centre for Digital and Performing Arts, across from the old Kingsmill’s building, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Continue reading →

London Police say 22-year-old Jessie Aaron McConnell is wanted on a charge of aggravated assault, as part of an ongoing investigation that had the 216 Horton Street East variety store blocked off with caution tape for much of the weekend. Continue reading →

A 31-year-old man and 28-year-old woman face a combined 44 charges in connection to the investigation, police said. Continue reading →

A forestry expert says the vivid red leaves are triggered by bright sunshine combined with cold temperatures. Continue reading →

“If I have this person’s information then where is mine?” Continue reading →

Brown refused to retract comments suggesting Premier Wynne is personally on trial. Continue reading →

Finishing in fourth place is usually never as good as finishing in third place. The CFL’s West Division looks like the exception to that rule. Continue reading →

After responding to 11 crashes involving deer in a single weekend, Lambton OPP are urging drivers to be cautious. Continue reading →

The province will spend $140 million on its plan to create more hospital beds and home care services. Continue reading →

Officials didn’t say whether they believe the incidents are linked or what could be the motive. Continue reading →

A 28-year-old man faces multiple charges, including impaired driving and possession for the purpose of trafficking. Continue reading →

Two session will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. at LPS Headquarters. A third will be held on Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. at Beal Secondary School. Continue reading →

Some windy weather is headed London’s way. Continue reading →

Elson is described as standing 5-3, weighing 140 pounds, with short brownish-red hair. Continue reading →

It’s day eight of the strike involving faculty at 24 Ontario colleges. Continue reading →

The victim has been identified as Charles Shaw, 71, of Chatham. Continue reading →

Neighbours of the property at 420 Fanshawe Park Rd. E have launched an appeal with the Ontario Municipal Board. Continue reading →

Dellen Millard, 32, of Toronto and Mark Smich, 30, of Oakville, Ont., have pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of 23-year-old Laura Babcock. Continue reading →

Another five-goal game led to another win for the London Knights as they got past the Steelheads at the Hershey Centre. Continue reading →

The strike has international students worrying about finances as well as their education and immigration status. Continue reading →