Some students still aren't coming to school enough, a continuing trend that began after the pandemic, Thames Valley officials say.
What’s now the name of a bar set to open in downtown Ingersoll is rooted in a virtual meeting between friends trying to stay connected during a COVID-19 lockdown.
Doug Ford has a majority government and chances are he'll squeak in again, given the limited party choices we've got.
Middlesex-London Health Unit is sounding the alarm about potential exposures to measles, amid a rising number of cases in the wider region.
A Sarnia man’s appeal of his seven-year prison sentence and dangerous offender designation has been rejected by three judges in Ontario’s Appeal Court. Ronald Craig Hope, then 57, was arrested in May 2018 shortly after Sarnia police said he was wanted on charges including uttering threats to cause bodily harm and criminal harassment. He was […]
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.
Two area health units have declared measles outbreaks after confirming nearly 20 combined cases of the highly contagious virus.
The American parent of London’s Accuride Canada plant squeezed money out of the local manufacturer and “drove it into the ground,” throwing more than 200 people out of work, the union representing its workers charges. Unifor Local 27 is questioning the economics of the looming closing of Accuride Canada. The London plant on Firestone Boulevard […]
From fine dining to a hole-in-the-wall to a speakeasy, a London restauranteur turned food influencer is catering to “all things food” in the 519.
London Health Sciences Centre has opened extra beds during the “peak” of respiratory virus season but has avoided cancelling surgeries