A Free Press reader enjoyed an article on Hudson Bay Co. but wondered why no photos from London were included in the feature.
A former Western University engineering professor has been dealt a lengthy conditional sentence – and house arrest – for sexually assaulting a colleague in her office.
Get ready for the sticker shock slowdown. The price of Canadian-made vehicles hitting U.S. dealer lots after tariffs are applied will rise between $2,500 and $15,000, depending on the model, says a recent report from a U.S. business consulting group. That price jump may slow sales of vehicles made here, and see automakers cut production […]
As Canadians count down to the federal election on April 28, Elections Canada has outlined key dates between now and then for voters.
Businesses in London's downtown could soon get a decent cash infusion if they open up in one of many vacant commercial spaces.
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The prosecution of a Michigan State University student accused of posting an online threat to the campus community is moving forward after the Michigan Supreme Court reinstated the state's anti-terrorism law.
Governments at all levels are being urged to buy Ingersoll-made commercial vans to support workers here as fears rise over fallout from the U.S. trade and tariff war.
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The closures will make it so Traverse City is the closest Planned Parenthood office for the entire Upper Peninsula.
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In communities around Little Traverse Bay, the snow and ice is starting to melt but clear signs of destruction remain.
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This week we peel back the curtain on some reporting from last week — from a Friday news release to the accidental benefits of grabbing lunch at a local diner.
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