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A Free Press reader says London missed the opportunity for a realistic ring road decades ago.

While his police statement played on the courtroom video screens, Shane Cameron rocked and shook in the witness box. He closed his eyes. It was apparent he wasn’t paying much attention to what was happening in the courtroom. “I’m not feeling the best,” he said to Superior Court Justice Martha Cook. “A day and a […]

As Canadians count down to the federal election on April 28, Elections Canada has outlined key dates between now and then for voters.

Thames Valley schools must have a plan in case students on 13 school trips to the U.S. are turned back at the border, officials say

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.

Home sales in the London region plunged in the first quarter this year, but one segment of the local market seems to be bucking the trend.

Legal arguments stalled resumption of evidence at the murder trial of a Londoner charged in the 2020 death of a crystal meth dealer

In communities around Little Traverse Bay, the snow and ice is starting to melt but clear signs of destruction remain.

Passenger vehicle traffic at the Blue Water Bridge was down 23 per cent in March compared to the same month last year amid the trade war.

The new federal riding of Middlesex-London takes in all of London north of Fanshawe Park Road, drawing some city residents into a largely rural race.

The reconstruction of a much-loved Old South coffee shop and bakery destroyed by fire two years ago has begun, with its owners eyeing a fall opening.   The new Black Walnut Bakery and Cafe, at the corner of Wortley Road and Craig Street in London’s Wortley Village neighbourhood, is beginning to take shape as construction […]

Two disturbing videos of prisoners recently landed in the news, striking chords of dystopian dissonance.