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Did you know that without railways, the line to grab a Webers burger on the way to the cottage would be even longer? Well, maybe you did, considering the beloved … Continued

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Ontarians contesting involuntary care face uphill battle, analysis suggests

The London Knights stayed at home for two of their three picks in the Ontario Hockey League’s under-18 draft Monday evening. The club selected Burlington Eagles ‘AAA’ centre Cam Godard of Oakville with the 14th overall selection, then took Elgin-Middlesex goaltender Andrew Menlove of St. Thomas at No. 34 and centre Ethan Haklander of the […]

A North York woman faces multiple charges and Ontario Provincial Police are asking for help locating a man after they say a vehicle fleeing a crash near Ingersoll slammed into a home Sunday. One vehicle involved in a collision in the westbound lanes of Highway 401 at Foldens Line, on Sunday at about 8:15 a.m., […]

Residents across Elgin County have received notices from the local government ordering them to destroy any so-called “noxious weeds” on their property by next week. The order is designated under the Weed Control Act, which is intended to protect Ontario’s agriculture and horticulture industries by requiring the control of plants that can reduce crop yield […]

By Joshua Kim “Nokee: The Last of the Great Lakes Mound Builders” follows Nokee, the last member of a mound-building culture, who embarks on a journey to preserve the memory of his ancestors and find an aging shaman.

The U.S. Coast Guard has deployed two autonomous orange Saildrone vessels on Lake Erie as part of a larger 16-drone program to monitor the U.S.–Canada maritime border, track vessel traffic, […]

Michigan officials are treating a river to control invasive sea lamprey larvae, a parasitic fish that attaches to other fish and feeds on their blood and body fluids, causing major […]

Pride committee president says statement shows council isn’t taking incidents seriously.

One of four Ontario Justice Centres to receive President’s Award.

Coun. David Ferreira calls keeping up to 800 jobs downtown a once-in-a-generation opportunity.

Committee backs study of licensing plant nurseries and pet stores selling invasive species.