Police are investigating an arson at a business in east London that caused about $100,000 in damage.
St. Thomas police were searching for four suspects after $2,200 in personal hygiene products was stolen from a local business Saturday afternoon. Two males and two females entered a store, filled bags with personal hygiene products, and left without paying, St. Thomas police said in a statement on Sunday. The four shoplifting suspects left in […]
A program that will see some high schoolers hop on a London transit bus instead of yellow school buses has sped past its final road block at the region’s largest school board.
Many Ontarians have received their $200 cheque promised last fall by Premier Doug Ford. If you haven't, no sweat, it’s likely on the way.
Has anyone else been recently annoyed by the massive graffiti scene on the new Adelaide Street railway underpass?
Elias Ahki was sentenced to a total of 14 years in prison for masterminding an expansive gun-smuggling scheme.
Two Norfolk men each face 11 counts of arson in connection with a series of suspicious fires in and around the county over the last three months.
Mayor Josh Morgan's pledge to keep the final tax hike of his four-year term below five per cent may not be easy to keep without some potentially painful cuts by city council – especially if they don't target police spending, one expert says.
A 17-year-old driver whose excessive speed caused a crash that killed two Brantford teens in 2023 ignored multiple traffic warnings to slow down, said a Woodstock judge said last week, sentencing the young man. But his behaviour appeared to be uncharacteristic and the now-19-year-old, who can’t be named due to a publication ban, is deeply […]
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One calm September day, Big Abe LeBlanc set his fishing net in Lake Superior. Then he called law enforcement and turned himself in. What happened next changed fishing in the Great Lakes forever.
By Donté Smith Capital News Service As electric vehicles become more common, Michigan is expanding its charging infrastructure to ensure accessibility for drivers statewide. The state’s Department of Transportation, supported by federal National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program funds, is accelerating construction of EV charging stations in both urban and rural areas. Currently, there are around […]
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By Eric Freedman Capital News Service Michigan boasts thousands of miles of trails for snowmobilers, hikers, off-road vehicle operators, dog-walkers, bicyclists, snowshoers and horseback riders, but the Department of Natural Resources needs to improve how it monitors them. That’s the conclusion of the state Auditor General’s Office, which said DNR fell short in monitoring and […]
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