AYLMER – Caitlin Strong says she has suffered sleepless nights and is considering moving after her beloved dogs were shot near her rural home. Strong, who lives on a two-hectare property outside of Aylmer with her husband Robert Jordan, last saw her two German shepherds alive when she let them outside around 1:15 p.m. Saturday. […]
A large-scale power outage left more than 30,000 London households in the dark Tuesday morning. “We have a large outage caused by a loss of power supply from Hydro One, affecting over 33,000 customers,” London Hydro officials said in a post on social media at about 7:45 a.m. on Tuesday The impacted areas included central […]
It's hard to imagine now, but for a teenage Southwestern Ontario farm boy in the 1960s, finding Canadian-made products wasn't difficult.
About 40 residents are displaced and damage is estimated at $1.2 million following a fire Friday that started in a unit of three-story building on Dundas Street East and spread to the roof. Two people who were trapped on a balcony were rescued by London firefighters who led them out of the building that has […]
Local videos showing a strange flare – or light, or something else entirely – in the skies over London have left citizens puzzled for two straight nights.
Some students still aren't coming to school enough, a continuing trend that began after the pandemic, Thames Valley officials say.
London police asked some residents to stay indoors as they dealt with a person barricaded inside a home on Thursday in the city’s Southcrest neighbourhood, west of downtown.
One person was taken into custody after London police officers responded to reports that someone involved in a family dispute at an east London home may have had a weapon. Highbury Avenue North between Trafalgar Street and Hamilton Road was closed for an investigation, police posted on social media a few minutes past 4 p.m. […]
A former London police officer who pleaded guilty to harassment has avoided a criminal record.
Though the threat of a U.S.-Canada trade war is on the back burner, city officials are thinking about how London can avoid the pain
The U.S. threat of tariffs on Canadian products appears to have weighed heavily on local would-be home buyers in January
We asked Londoners whether the tariffs being imposed by President Donald Trump were prompting them to change their buying habits and why.