Second suspect identified, one outstanding after gunfire in east London
London police have released more details about the investigation into gunfire that was heard on Wednesday morning.
‘Armed and dangerous’: Police issue warning amid search for gunfire suspect
A London man faces multiple charges and police have obtained an arrest warrant for a second man who investigators believed pulled the trigger in the city’s latest case of gunfire.
UPDATE: Winter storm warning in effect for most of southwestern Ontario
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning for London and Middlesex County, Sarnia-Lambton, Oxford County, Huron County, and Perth County and a special weather statement for Windsor and Essex County, Chatham-Kent, and Elgin County.
Fundraising goal surpassed at Kincardine’s inaugural Coldest Night of the Year
Kincardine hosted its first-ever Coldest Night of the Year event on Feb. 25, raising $4,500 over and above its $20,000 goal. “The event was a joy and we are so grateful for the support of the community,” said Francesca Dobbyn, executive director of United Way of Bruce Grey. “As a first-time event, we had no […]
Mall zoo moves in Burmese python, flouting city hall’s exotic-animal ban
A python barred from London under city hall’s exotic animals bylaw is now on display at Reptilia, the zoo opening inside Westmount mall – a move that flouts a recent council decision to uphold the ban.
Trucker accused of driving while impaired on Hwy. 402
A 21-year-old transport truck driver was arrested Wednesday after being pulled over on the suspicion of impaired driving.
His ‘backyard’ Brier: Strathroy’s Jake Higgs on leading Nunavut rink
Jake Higgs owes Don Powell a beer.
Bruce Power begins Major Component Replacement on Unit 3
The Major Component Replacement process on Bruce Power’s Unit 3 has begun.
Area school board adding staff to help with students’ mental health
The region’s largest school board says it is boosting the number of staff it has to help students with mental health issues linked to two years of anxious pandemic learning.
London’s sunshine list: Police nearly outnumber city staff, firefighters combined
London police have nearly as many staff earning more than $100,000 a year as city hall and the London fire department combined, just released figures on taxpayer-funded salaries show.