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Ontario food bank usage hits grim milestone
New figures show more than one million Ontarians visited a food bank in the past year, amid record demand some say can’t be sustained.
Old goalie guru returns as London Knights eye net gains: ‘Part of the family’
Dave Rook is back for a third round as London Knights goaltending coach.
Points North: A Natural Ending | Great Lakes Now
By Ellie Katz, Interlochen Public Radio
Points North is a biweekly podcast about the land, water and inhabitants of the Great Lakes.
This episode was shared here with permission from Interlochen Public Radio.
Peter Quakenbush’s big dream in life is a little different.
‘Like house got punched’: Father, son recount violent crash
Cristian Buragina was sitting at a desk in his bedroom of his southeast London home when it suddenly shook violently.
Retired Southwestern Ontario teacher stripped of licence by regulatory body
BRANTFORD â The body that regulates teachers across Ontario has revoked the licence of a former educator and department head at a Brantford-area high school. Last week, Michael Sardine, a longtime teacher at Paris District High School, was found guilty of professional misconduct after a disciplinary hearing at the Ontario College of Teachers. In the […]
After two-year injury, cornerback’s comeback inspires Western Mustangs coach
In one of the final practices before Westernâs football opener last week, Kojo Odoom jumped high to make an interception.
Former OSDSS student studying forestry named Kirk Award winner
An Owen Sound student heading to Lakehead University to study forestry is the winner of this year’s Malcolm Kirk Environmental Award from the Grey Sauble Conservation Foundation. Hayden Wardell, a former Owen Sound District Secondary School student, will start a bachelor of science degree program in forestry at Lakehead University this fall. Each year the […]
Accused in police officer’s stabbing unruly, then muted in video court date
The Sarnia man charged with the attempted murder of a city police officer after a constable was repeatedly stabbed in the head and neck on a welfare check is causing security concerns inside the cityâs jail and courtrooms.
Grey-Bruce university student the first recipient of Sharif Rahman scholarship
A University of Waterloo student completing a degree in mechanical engineering is the first recipient of the Sharifur Rahman Memorial Scholarship. Shaan Banday said he’s honoured to receive the first scholarship in memory of Sharif Rahman, an Owen Sound restauranteur and community leader who was assaulted outside his downtown Owen Sound restaurant and later died […]
Alice Munro books not off-limits for London-area students: School boards
Area school boards will not oppose students reading books by the author who stayed with her husband after he sexually abused her daughter