Artificial intelligence poses an unprecedented cyber security threat to business, industry and institutions, and London agencies will be given a crash course Thursday on how to guard against crippling attacks. AI can be used by hackers to attack targets with speed and sophistication and a strong counter is needed against the threat, said Neil Beaton, […]
London police are asking for the public’s help after they say a firearm was discharged into an office building in the city’s west end. At 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, an employee of a business in the 1800 block of Oxford Street West contacted police after arriving at work and discovering what appeared to be a bullet […]
A nearby resident is raising alarm over safety at an Old North intersection after she says a crossing guard was hit by a vehicle Tuesday morning.
It's been a tough year so far for new home construction, with housing starts in all categories running behind 2024 levels.
Bullet holes have been found at a St. Thomas home in a neighbourhood rocked by gunshots early Tuesday in what police say appears to be “a targeted incident."
Are population projections from Queen's Park for London and Middlesex County overblown?
The London Sports Hall of Fame announced six inductees who will be honoured at a ceremony Nov. 6 at the Hellenic Centre.
It wasn’t long before the homeless returned to an encampment in the backyard of an east London home after police and firefighters cleared the scene following a fatal blaze, neighbours say. A fire ripped through 1884 Avalon St., northwest of Clarke Road and Dundas Street, on April 17, killing resident Teresa Cartwright and causing $500,000 […]
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