Fanshawe College pays tribute to student found dead after one-month search

Fanshawe College pays tribute to student found dead after one-month search
London Free Press
Fanshawe College is mourning the death of a 19-year-old student whose body was found on a Southwestern Ontario beach exactly one month after she was reported missing.
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Missing Fanshawe College student’s body found on beach

Missing Fanshawe College student’s body found on beach
London Free Press
A Fanshawe College student who went missing last month has been found dead on a beach in Port Bruce.
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Holiday donations ease 2025 uncertainty for Ark Aid homeless shelter, for now

London Free Press
2024 has ended and, with that, the funding for homeless shelter beds being run at Ark Aid Street Mission is up in the air
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London police notch another perfect year for clearing homicides

London Free Press
London police laid charges in all of the city’s homicides in 2024, the sixth straight year the force has achieved a perfect clearance rate for killings. There were six homicides last year in London, down from eight the previous year, and just below the 10-year average of 6.2 deaths per
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Jimmy Carter to be honored with a state funeral before being buried next to Rosalynn

Interlochen Public Radio
Carter was president from 1977 to 1981, but he was perhaps more famous for the life he led after he left office. He was one of the biggest advocates for peace, democracy and human rights.
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COVID 19 continues to linger in London and Middlesex, with fatality and hospitalization numbers high more than two years after the pandemic ended.

London Free Press
COVID-19 continues to linger in London and Middlesex, with fatalities and hospital admissions high more than a year after the pandemic ended. There have 35 deaths from COVID-19 in London and Middlesex County since August and 31 people are being treated in hospital for the disease, with three admitted just
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Two people injured, horse dies in crash involving carriage: OPP

London Free Press
Two people were taken to hospital and a horse is dead following a collision between a horse-drawn carriage and a vehicle Friday afternoon south of Woodstock. The crash occurred at about 4 p.m. on Oxford Road 13 in Norwich Township, Oxford OPP said. Two passengers in the carriage were taken
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A ‘brutal’ daily lottery decides who gets in, who gets left out at London shelter

London Free Press
The names are drawn and the lucky 30 have a warm place to stay the night. The rest, well, who knows for sure?
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Baranyai: Landmines greet returning Syrians

London Free Press
Casualties are most often civilians, frequently children
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Police watchdog investigating senior’s deadly fall from London balcony

London Free Press
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after a 74-year-old man fell from an apartment balcony to his death on Thursday
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Cornies: ‘Ageless ideals’ being tossed aside? History shows that’s nothing new

London Free Press
Ask a clutch of classic car buffs to name an automobile that symbolizes the apex of North America style and beauty, and many will settle on the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.
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Fentanyl dealer who dodged manslaughter charge gets house arrest

London Free Press
The smudging ceremony in the courtroom before Craig French was sentenced for fentanyl trafficking aimed to honour ancestors and cleanse bodies and minds. The ceremony is rarely seen in the Superior Court of Justice. Before it began, there was an explanation how the Indigenous ceremony was considered to be “sacred
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