PM Trudeau visits London to tout Canada Dental Benefit
The Canada Dental Benefit will provide direct payments to qualifying parents and guardians with children under 12 years old.
Craig Needles Podcast Episode 126: Does Bill 23 actually fix housing shortages?
Craig talks about whether Bill 23 will actually create more homes with AJ Wray
Officers seek suspect accused of sexually assaulting woman on city bus
London police would like to identify a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman on a bus earlier this fall.
Pastor fined $5K for participation in London anti-lockdown rally
Henry Hildebrandt was convicted under the Reopening Ontario Act for his part in an anti-lockdown rally in Victoria Park on January 22, city officials confirmed Thursday.
Man assaulted, carjacked outside downtown restaurant
A 31-year-old London man has been charged with robbery with violence and impaired driving in connection with the incident on King Street.
Murder charge laid in Woodstock stabbing
Paul Gerard Fitzgerald, 56, has been charged with second degree murder in the stabbing death of a 59-year-old in Woodstock Tuesday.
Trudeau in London for dental-care announcement
Trudeau will be joined by Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Karina Gould for the announcement in London Thursday afternoon.
Lightning of the Lights, downtown holiday market a go for Friday
The annual Lighting of the Lights celebrations at the downtown park will begin at 6:15 p.m. with live entertainment, while the Holly Jolly Market at the Covent Garden Market kicks off at noon.
Child pornography sting leads to hundreds of charges
Several southwestern Ontario residents were picked up last month as a part of project Maverick.
Committee votes to rename Paul Haggis Park
In the wake of a civil lawsuit that accused him of sexual assaults, London native Paul Haggis could see his name removed from a south end park.