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WINDSOR – The official Windsor police news release described two men wearing masks and carrying a gun forcing their way into a home, assaulting two elderly people and stealing “a large quantity” of jewelry. But a source outside the police force, who has insider knowledge of the armed robbery at

Alone and shivering in the dark, his car failing, Colombian student William Corredor feared he'd freeze to death. Spying a farmhouse off Hwy. 401, he made for its light – and found rescue, a new outlook on life and an unforgettable story. Four decades later, the Miami software CEO wants

We asked, they answered. City council members for London, one of Canada’s fastest growing cities, say several issues dominate their conversations with constituents, ranging from the plight of unhoused Londoners to public transit and traffic enforcement. Here’s a rundown of the growing pain issues about which city politicians are hearing

STRATFORD – In making the decision on how and when she will die, Diane Sims says she's also choosing how she will live the rest of her life. Read More

The one time in the past 10 years Brittany had a home, she turned the apartment unit into a trap house – a place for selling and using drugs and selling sex. Read More

In an unfortunate paradox, London's groundbreaking plan to tackle its homelessness crisis risks displacing residents of a small inn, who worry they’ll be left homeless themselves. Beatriz Baleeiro reports. Read More