Watchdog clears police of wrongdoing in jailed woman’s fentanyl overdose
Ontario SIU has ended a probe into a woman’s fentanyl overdose while in provincial police custody, the province’s police watchdog says.
What can London’s mayor, business officials do to ease tariff fears?
London’s mayor called city economic and business leaders together Friday to get a better idea how to prepare for threatened U.S. tariffs. City officials were joined by organizations from Middlesex County, both London hospitals and post-secondary institutions and construction, manufacturing and business groups for a city hall session with a clear agenda: Creating an “action […]
5 Ontario Parks skating trails to visit this winter
Make the best of the chilly temperatures and glide through winter at these five Ontario Provincial Parks. Before you hit the ice, check out the Ontario Parks Snow Reports for … Continued
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Reader to Reader: February 8, 2025
Join us for an afternoon of country music at Colborne Street United Church.
Letters to the Editor: February 8, 2025
To remind us of the obvious, it shouldn’t require a tariff war for us to commit to “buying local.”
A waterslide for whitefish
As whitefish numbers decline in lakes Michigan and Huron, researchers are hoping to get them to spawn in rivers for the first time in about a century. They’re using what is basically a waterslide to help. Also, we catch up with former U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow. The Michigan Democrat is a private citizen now, but not taking a backseat on matters of public policy. And the author Geraldine Brooks talks to us about grief. Her husband’s sudden death in 2019 prompted a new memoir, “Memorial Days.”Oh, and we get a little dose of Star Wars.
Fare With A Flair: A Valentine treat for chocolate lovers
This Valentine’s Day, I’m making decadent double chocolate chip cookies that will satisfy just about everyone in the family.
Cornies: Canadian ire over U.S. tariff threats not easily assuaged
It’s hard to imagine now, but for a teenage Southwestern Ontario farm boy in the 1960s, finding Canadian-made products wasn’t difficult.
Brews News: Some Valentine’s beer and chocolate pairings to consider
It’s not all wine and roses on Valentine’s Day.
Growing Concerns: Valentine’s bouquets made to tell stories
Valentine’s Day is a way for folks to express their affections and flowers are one of the most popular gifts.