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Dealer sentenced in London mother’s fentanyl-tainted cocaine death
A judge said the dealer did not know the cocaine contained fentanyl, but his role still carried “devastating consequences.”
News of the day: Pierre Poilievre on tariffs, police officer hurt in crash and more . . .
It’s Monday, Aug. 24. Here are the top stories we’re following today. Pierre Poilievre on jacked-up tariffs: ‘We have what the Americans need’ LFP reporter Allison Young was there as the Conservative Party leader spoke to supporters during an event in Woodstock hours after Canada’s trade talks with the U.S. fell apart. Read the story […]
Trump’s 50% auto tariff threat rattles Southwestern Ontario manufacturers
Industry experts warn the threatened tariffs could devastate Canada’s auto sector while also disrupting U.S. production.
London police enlist special sniffer dog to find hidden electronic devices
The Lab is trained to locate tiny electronic storage devices investigators say can be difficult to find during search warrants.
London biogas facility set for $70M expansion, with $18.7M assist from Ottawa
A London anaerobic digestion and biogas facility in the city’s south end is undergoing a $70-million expansion, thanks in part to a contribution of nearly $19 million from Ottawa. Announced Monday by federal Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson was an $18.7-million investment from Natural Resources Canada’s Clean Fuels Fund into the Generate Upcycle […]