Second World War

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.

Iconic Canadian writer Lawrence Hill says a London District Catholic school board ban on teaching his and other Black writers’ books containing the N-word will essentially erase their work from the classroom curriculum. Hill – the author of 11 books, including the Book of Negroes – first expressed his thoughts

A disturbance involving two people wearing outlaw motorcycle gang colours at Monday’s Remembrance Day ceremony in Sarnia is being condemned by the city’s mayor and police chief. Two people wearing outlaw motorcycle gang colours lined up to lay a black wreath with gang colours at the cenotaph Monday, Sarnia police

Romayne Smith Fullerton was walking her dog with a friend in a wildlife preserve southwest of St. Thomas Tuesday morning when she heard an “enormous thump.”

In 1942, lifelong Londoner George Olley decided it was more important to pitch in with the war effort than finish his high school education. That missing piece was restored Monday when the 99-year-old Second World War veteran received an honorary diploma from his alma mater, H. B Beal secondary school

Kids love playing with toys, but even adults would have fun with a Second World War military vehicle.

A little-known chapter in the history of London's Polish community is being saluted at the city's public library in the lead-up to Remembrance Day. Read More

Although he died 2019, one Londoner’s childhood memories of surviving the Holocaust as an orphan in a Warsaw ghetto will live on. Read More

CHATHAM – Jack Custance spent part of Labour Day earlier this week soaring over the community. Read More

Nothing was more important to Stratford veteran Arthur Boon than honouring his duty to country, community and family. Read More

Re: Alan MacDonald's letter Anthem good as is (Feb. 18). Read More