Tag: july
ANALYSIS: Interest rate cuts not expected to boost London home prices
If you were counting on interest rate cuts leading to a jump in home prices before putting your property up for sale, you may be in for a decent wait.
Man charged with possessing child porn, resisting arrest
A St. Thomas man is charged with possessing and accessing child pornography following an investigation by London police. London police said they were made aware in June of an ongoing investigation by the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children and the National Child Exploitation Crime Centre involving a St. Thomas man. Members of the […]
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.
The Kincardine Independent
HELEN ROBINSON Helen Jean Robinson passed away peacefully in Listowel on Thursday, July 18, 2024, at the age of 95. Helen was born in Hamilton on March 3, 1929, to … Continue reading Obituary – Helen Robinson
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It’s a hit! Young extras thrilled as Labatt Park-filmed baseball movie opens
It wasn’t something they ever dreamed of doing, but three young local baseball players have made their silver-screen debuts in a feel-good sports movie featuring a pair of Hollywood stars and filmed at one of London’s crown jewels.
Two rescued, one missing after canoe tips on lake: Ontario Provincial Police
One person was still missing after two people were pulled out of Lake Margaret on Monday and sent to hospital. Just before 8 a.m., St. Thomas police say they were notified of an incident where three adults entered the lake in a canoe and that it had tipped over. The lake is located near the […]
Despite funding challenges, local turtle hatchling program soldiers on
They might have a reputation for moving slowly on land, but a long-running reptile research conservation program is racing to help restore a species of endangered turtles.
Convicted driver has bail revoked, faces new charges for swastikas found in cell
As soon as his bail was yanked, Jesse Bleck said it was âanother unfair part of court.â Never mind that the Crown told an Ontario Court of Appeal judge it had proof Bleck breached his bail pending-appeal conditions, including a photograph taken by the police of him sitting in the front seat of a vehicle […]
London police arrest two of three suspects in downtown shooting
London police have arrested two of three suspects in a July shooting along downtown’s Richmond Row and are asking for the public’s help in finding the third.
