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Middle Eastern restaurants, bakeries, cafes and grab-and-go shawarma shops are popping up in plazas across London as demand grows

You don’t have to tell Clarke Singer how difficult it is to make the playoffs in Ontario university men’s hockey.

Rents in London went down again in January, the fourth straight month prices have dropped, the latest snapshot of the local market shows

London's 180-year-old downtown market is changing its hours in May, another sign of the shifting nature of the city's core.

A new survey by Statistics Canada shows only about four in 10 Londoners say they have a high level of satisfaction with their lives

Some students still aren't coming to school enough, a continuing trend that began after the pandemic, Thames Valley officials say.

Organizers were forced to cancel or scale back the event in recent years. So they decided to make a plan for when the weather didn’t cooperate.

Middlesex-London Health Unit is sounding the alarm about potential exposures to measles, amid a rising number of cases in the wider region.

Thick and malty Black Gold Smoked Porter captured gold in the Ontario Brewing Awards

The London Nationals are in new hands.

The company’s sudden announcement begs the question: What is happening in the farm retail sector across the country?

Southwestern Ontario may be Ground Zero for the impact U.S. tariffs would have on the provincial economy, national economists warned.