Disturbance on Horton Street leaves man in critical condition
Police say they found the man, 56, seriously injured after responding to a disturbance call in the area on Saturday night. Continue reading
Ontario
National award recognizes effort of two men to make London a ‘music city’
Tourism London’s Chris Campbell, and music industry development officer Corey Crossman won Music Canada’s 2017 presidents award on Tuesday. Continue reading
Province extends Presto discount to Guelph, other transit systems
By Alex Gagne Anchor
The province announced that transit riders can see an additional 50 per cent discount on TTC fares come January 2018. Continue reading
Shine the Light launch honours Cindy Gladue
Shine the Light aims to raise awareness of men’s violence against women by turning cities, regions, and countries, purple for the month of November. Continue reading
Troubling long-term care home stories shared at public inquiry’s community meeting in London
Prescriptions for medicines unneeded, tired-looking staff, and the personal toll of worrying day and night about a loved one in a long-term care home were some of the common themes. Continue reading
London Police plan to attend sanctioned Western University homecoming this weekend
After more than 11,000 people crowded Broughdale Avenue for an unsanctioned “fake homecoming” (or FOCO) event less than a month ago, deputy police chief Darryl Longworth said enforcement for Western University’s official homecoming this weekend will be the same. Continue reading
Raymond Beaver murder suspect transferred out of EMDC after alleged beating
Peter Townsend has been moved to the Stratford Jail, roughly a week after appearing in court with two black eyes following an alleged assault inside EMDC. Continue reading
Ontario college strike temporarily halts apprenticeship programs
Apprentices are voicing their concern over the strike that prompted faculty at 24 Ontario colleges to hit the picket lines. There is concern they could lose the semester if the job action persists. Continue reading
Interactive Irish play to kick off Grand Theatre season in London
The story of a Dublin street musician will entice audience members onto the stage, as the Grand Theatre kicks off its 2017/2018 season Tuesday night. Continue reading
Ontario’s poverty reduction fund to support 2 Hamilton organizations
The Ontario government will be looking to gather best practices from two Hamilton-based organizations working to break the cycle of poverty. Continue reading
