City officials continue to leverage Woodstock's location at the junction of highways 401 and 403. This is Part Two of Postmedia’s How Canada Wins series.
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In northern Michigan, where much of higher education is offered at community colleges, officials say that will take investment in programs that meet workforce needs and doing away with tuition burdens.
An Aylmer-area woman whose dogs were killed last month by a hunter said she and her husband are being pressured to stay silent
St. Thomas police are seeking public assistance identifying a person in connection to an arson investigation, police say.
Two people were taken to hospital after fire tore through an east-end motel room on Monday morning, London Fire Department officials say. It’s unclear when the blaze broke out, but officials posted a photo on social media showing fire crews working in the dark to battle the flames in a room at the American Plaza […]
Provincial police urged drivers in the London region to stay off the roads as blowing snow created white-out conditions while the largest local hospital prepared for a crush of injured patients Saturday afternoon. OPP in Middlesex, Huron and Perth counties asked drivers to avoid unnecessary travel with flurries and gusting winds sending snow flying across […]
More than 100 people braved blowing snow and frigid temperatures Saturday morning for the chance to sign up for a family doctor in London, a city with 71,000 people who don’t have one. As of 9:05 a.m., five minutes after doors opened to Grow Family Health at 320 Adelaide St. S., dozens of people were […]
If Canada is to hold its own in this complex world, it must be led by its populated communities
Voter turnout in three of four London ridings was above the provincial average, early results from Elections Ontario show.
The provincial political landscape in the 10-riding London region looks exactly the same as it did before – an orange island in a blue ocean
Years ago, Woodstock was known more for dairy farms than auto-making. Now, it's one of Ontario's fastest-growing cities, home to 50,000+
It's kind of a nice problem to have, one civic veteran says, but a balancing act is needed for the once-rural area that's now booming.