Month: January 2026
Baillie: Being free to be yourself is the greatest privilege; everyone should have it
I listened to CBC Radio as Matt Galloway interviewed Javeed Sukhera, a psychiatrist who used to work in London and knew the Afzaal family.
Firebirds win fierce “playoff style” game in OT over Attack
Nolan Dann and the Flint Firebirds kept chipping away and dug out two points from right under the Owen Sound Attack Saturday night inside the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre. The Firebirds went down 3-2 early in the third period, and two of the Attack goals were the direct result of Dann turnovers, but it […]
Lambton-Kent-Middlesex: PCs fill vacancy for coming Ontario byelection
A Chatham-Kent civic politician has won the Tory nomination for a provincial byelection in a London-area riding vacant since a longtime MPP and cabinet minister bowed out of politics last fall. Steve Pinsonneault, a veteran Chatham-Kent councillor and businessperson, beat out Neal Roberts, chief of the Middlesex London Paramedic Service, to clinch the Progressive Conservative […]
Hanover traffic stop leads to drug trafficking charges
Two people are facing drug trafficking charges following a traffic stop in Hanover on Thursday. Police first attempted to stop a Ford F250 in Hanover on the afternoon of Jan. 4, but the suspect vehicle fled at a high rate of speed almost striking two vehicles. For safety reasons, a police pursuit was not initiated, […]
Sifton Properties, now looking at converting some of its downtown office space into residential units, cheered a city initiative to subsidize such conversions saying doing nothing is not an option for
Sifton Properties, now looking at converting some of its downtown office space into residential units, is cheering a proposed city initiative to subsidize such conversions, saying doing nothing is not an option for London. In his annual state of the city address on Thursday, London Mayor Josh Morgan announced the city is eyeing a program […]