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Western University should be more transparent about the reasons behind its booster dose mandate for staff and students, experts say, on the heels of a weekend protest on campus over the policy.
The London Lightning don’t expect to get caught in the train tracks during the National Basketball League of Canada championship series.
The future of the Kemble arena is in question, after Georgian Bluffs council has decided to “take a pause” after the projected price tag to renovate the facility ballooned to more than three times the original estimate. At its committee of the whole meeting on Wednesday, council passed a motion to withdraw its existing grant […]
Hydro One restored power to more than 37,600 customers across Grey-Bruce by Tuesday and at mid-afternoon, sporadic new outages were appearing on the utility’s Stormcentre outage map. Fewer than 20 customers were without power in Meaford and also in Owen Sound, following the weekend windstorm which hit Ontario Tuesday afternoon. A Hydro One spokeswoman said […]
A London police officer won’t face criminal charges after a man was injured when a police dog latched onto his head during an arrest, Special Investigations Unit officials announced in a ruling on Monday.
The rapid return of crowds to London venues and events was “entirely foreseeable” in the post-emergency phase of the pandemic, one historian says, as people live out their first restriction-free spring and summer since 2019. Months after the province rolled back some of its biggest COVID-19 rules on masks, vaccine passport and capacity limits, the […]