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Man charged with killing father at London-area ranch: Sources
A man charged with second-degree murder in a death at an outdoor education centre near London is the son of the deceased, former workers say.
Parents who lost son to suicide striving to help others
Jeff Courage’s parents said they felt comforted and encouraged at the third annual Walk of Courage Saturday morning. Tawnia and Greg Courage’s 21-year-old son Jeff died by suicide in 2019 while attending Western University in London. The former West Hill student struggled with anxiety in London and couldn’t get help there sometimes, both parents said. […]
9 years. 225 court exhibits. One judge’s ruling looms in dog breeder murder retrial
The Crownâs case against former high-flying field dog breeder and hair stylist Boris Panovski is like a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle of circumstantial evidence.
Judge reads riot act as slow-moving murder re-trial begins closing arguments
ST. THOMAS â Just before Boris Panovskiâs re-trial finally made it to the home stretch, there was one more potentially devastating snag. Nine weeks into the case, the judge was told Panovski was close to firing defence lawyer Margaret Barnes over a disagreement about calling more witnesses and reviewing additional evidence before she began her […]
Green infrastructure job trainings aim to support growing field | Great Lakes Now
By Elinor Epperson, Michigan Public
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CCH alum David Mendham named Frontier League’s all-star game MVP
Londoner David Mendham was named the MVP of the Frontier Leagueâs 31st all-star game in the West divisionâs 2-1 victory over the East on Wednesday at Quebec City.
Accused killer’s son on slain construction firm owner: ‘A great boss’
Several times, the defence lawyer wanted Boris Panovskiâs son to repeat what he said about his father when interviewed by the Ontario Provincial Police.
I Speak for the Fish: The Quest for a Largemouth | Great Lakes Now
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London teen’s blue-box mining strikes community chord: ‘Pretty cool’
A London teenager who got the third degree for picking through blue boxes to help save up for his education has received an outpouring of community support, his mother says. For more than three years, 14-year-old Brise Refflinghaus, who has autism, has scoured the curbside collection bins in his east London neighbourhood on recycling day, […]
‘We were chosen’: 122 newborns, one couple’s epic foster care journey
Don and Nancy Matthews, now in their 70s, fostered a small village of infants over the years. Only reluctantly has the Southwestern Ontario couple stopped. LFP’s Randy Richmond reports STRATFORD â Nancy Matthews always wanted a lot of babies. The love they need, the love they give â she can list any number of reasons […]