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Crash kills youthful duo
Traves Atchison used to taunt his gf, Jana Watson, about all the children he desired to have.
North end booms with three fresh schools
It’s one thing to commence September with a fresh clothing, fresh pencils, or the latest pop culture-themed backpack — but what about a brand fresh school?
A lesson in gender division
If you’re a man coming in Western University’s nursing program or a woman coming in aviation studies at Fanshawe College, you won’t have much company.
Western welcomes frosh
The Canadian frosh practice is a little bit puzzling to those who grew up outside the country.
Watchdog probes Grand Arch arrest
The province’s police watchdog is investigating an incident in Grand Arch after an early-morning arrest on Sunday.
Near a school? Slow down
Back to school season will be fraught with worry for some parents, politicians and safety advocates, thanks to a perceived problem around London’s schools: Drivers won’t slow down.
Police locate missing man
London police are asking for the public’s help to find a missing Huron County man.
Pups plunge at Stronach
A noisy but glad canine convention was pulled out on the Stronach Community Centre’s outdoor pool on Sunday.
London man killed in Vaughan crash
A 27-year-old London man was killed in a three-vehicle collision in Vaughan on Saturday night.
Behind the ropes at Eldon House
Londoners got a peek behind the ropes at Eldon House on Saturday, as the city’s oldest standing home opened its doors for a special sneak peek.
Strathroy man clocked eighty two km/h over speed limit
A 21-year-old Strathroy man lost his licence for a week after police clocked his car going more than eighty km/h over the speed limit.
Drivers urged to help turtles cross road
With seven of Ontario’s eight native turtle species at risk, Southwestern Ontarians are being asked to slow down to help them sustain road crossings.
Police ID suspect in Wavell Street shooting
London police have identified a 23-year- old London man as a suspect in the Wavell Street shooting that rattled residents at an east London housing complicated earlier this week.
We’re ‘talk-in’ $378K boost
Mental-health services are leisurely but surely improving in London and it’s all thanks to people who want to make the system better.
Fire chief’s death cancels St. Thomas tradition
ST. THOMAS — A Labour Day weekend tradition in St. Thomas won’t be held this year following the death of the city’s fire chief.
Inspection issues journey up undress club bid
London’s summer undress club saga may eventually be coming to a close.
Police probing rainbow flag theft
An incident caught on movie of two fellows stuffing a rainbow flag down a sewer outside of Aeolian Hall in east London is under investigation by the police.
Agony at the pumps
There’s agony at the pumps this Labour Day weekend as the ripples of hurricane Harvey wash over the continent.
Eid on gridiron draw thousands
Step aside Super Cup: London’s Muslim community has a fresh, and inspiring, use for the gridiron.
